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Abstract In this research, advanced hybrid inorganic–organic geopolymeric material is developed by environmentally and user friendlier approach. The presented novel approach for geopolymer formation certainly overcomes the existing drawbacks of geopolymerization technology. The effect of rice husk a...
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Abstract In this research, advanced hybrid inorganic–organic geopolymeric material is developed by environmentally and user friendlier approach. The presented novel approach for geopolymer formation certainly overcomes the existing drawbacks of geopolymerization technology. The effect of rice husk ash and $ Na_{2} $O/$ SiO_{2} $ ratios on geopolymer gel formation and mechanical strength has been previously identified via solution chemistry route; however, development of geopolymeric material having hybrid inorganic–organic characters via together mechanochemical grinding of raw materials and effect of mechanochemically activated $ Na_{2} $$ SiO_{3} $ on geopolymeric properties via solid state route has never before been explored. Together mechanochemical grinding of raw materials of varying compositions in solid state resulted in the formation of ready to use geopolymeric precursors; which on just addition of water led to development of advanced hybrid inorganic–organic geopolymeric material with considerably enhanced properties. XRD, FTIR and SEM characterization data of developed geopolymeric precursor powder and hybrid inorganic–organic geopolymeric material are reported and discussed in detail. As the results of the investigations, the relationship between geopolymer composition, grinding mechanism and material properties established. The composition which exhibited synergistic effect of both rice husk and SMS is found to be excellent in performance. The study showed that it is practical and better to adopt this greener solid state approach for preparation of geopolymer instead of user-unfriendlier hazardous alkaline solution based approach, to achieve sustainable growth in geopolymers as like Portland cement. © Springer Science+Business Media New York 2016 |
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Abstract In this research, advanced hybrid inorganic–organic geopolymeric material is developed by environmentally and user friendlier approach. The presented novel approach for geopolymer formation certainly overcomes the existing drawbacks of geopolymerization technology. The effect of rice husk ash and $ Na_{2} $O/$ SiO_{2} $ ratios on geopolymer gel formation and mechanical strength has been previously identified via solution chemistry route; however, development of geopolymeric material having hybrid inorganic–organic characters via together mechanochemical grinding of raw materials and effect of mechanochemically activated $ Na_{2} $$ SiO_{3} $ on geopolymeric properties via solid state route has never before been explored. Together mechanochemical grinding of raw materials of varying compositions in solid state resulted in the formation of ready to use geopolymeric precursors; which on just addition of water led to development of advanced hybrid inorganic–organic geopolymeric material with considerably enhanced properties. XRD, FTIR and SEM characterization data of developed geopolymeric precursor powder and hybrid inorganic–organic geopolymeric material are reported and discussed in detail. As the results of the investigations, the relationship between geopolymer composition, grinding mechanism and material properties established. The composition which exhibited synergistic effect of both rice husk and SMS is found to be excellent in performance. The study showed that it is practical and better to adopt this greener solid state approach for preparation of geopolymer instead of user-unfriendlier hazardous alkaline solution based approach, to achieve sustainable growth in geopolymers as like Portland cement. © Springer Science+Business Media New York 2016 |
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