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Effects of a high-calcium and a low-calcium fly ash on the properties of portland cement fly ash pastes and mortars.
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1987
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Tokyay, Mustafa
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Portland cement.
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Mortar.
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Fly ash.
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M. Tokyay, “Effects of a high-calcium and a low-calcium fly ash on the properties of portland cement fly ash pastes and mortars.,” Ph.D. - Doctoral Program, Middle East Technical University, 1987.
