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Concrete as CO2 absorber? It is agreed that making Porland cement releases CO2, for heating but also due to the chemical reaction. Now I am informed that the concrete in my building is being damaged due to a slow but steady attack by CO2. So will the concrete ruins of our time be a CO2 absorber for the next generation?
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Asked by miguel2
on 2010-06-07 21:20:11

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Categories: Environment.

Tags: CarbonDioxide, carbon, CO2, carbonsequestration, concrete.

What happens to all the water in concrete when it sets?
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Asked by pjk
on 2009-10-29 09:31:39

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Categories: Technology.

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