Influence of Interparticle Separation Distance on the Fresh and Hardened Behavior of Ecoefficient Cement Pastes
Ana Bergmann(University of Ottawa), Edward G. Sherwood(Carleton University), Leandro Sanchez(University of Ottawa), Derick Asirvatham(University of Ottawa), Gonzalo A. R. Lozano(Carleton University), Sérgio Roberto Andrade Dantas(University of Ottawa), Mayra T. de Grazia(University of Ottawa)
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