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September 10, 2025MaterialsOpen Access

Research on Alkali-Activated, Spinelized Kaolin Cementitious Composite Materials

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YFYuyang Feng CGChuansi GaoShanghai University of Engineering Science FYFeng YuanJingdezhen Ceramic Institute

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Research demonstrates optimal flexural strength from alkali-activated kaolin composites, indicating curing conditions significantly affect material properties.

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The optimal flexural strength achieved was 23.81 MPa, showing the influence of curing conditions on material performance.
Calcined kaolin at 1100 °C and a 1:1 calcined kaolin-to-activator ratio were found to be key parameters in enhancing strength.
Using sodium water glass as an activator, the bonding strength to porcelain was 60.17 times greater than that of gypsum materials.
Curing beyond 10 hours negatively impacted flexural strength, highlighting the importance of optimal curing time.

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Feng et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c18bf99b7b07f3a06140af https://doi.org/10.3390/ma18174147

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Research demonstrates optimal flexural strength from alkali-activated kaolin composites, indicating curing conditions significantly affect material properties.

Research on Alkali-Activated, Spinelized Kaolin Cementitious Composite Materials

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