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  • Do terpolymers interact with clay?
  • XRD experiments suggest that the newly synthesized terpolymers undergo only weak interaction with clay, opposite to conventional PCE products. When a larger quantity of esterified macromonomer was used during the synthesis, more carboxyl groups will be introduced to the PCE backbone, which led to the smaller the adsorption amount of PCE on Mmt.
  • Does superplasticizer adsorption capacity affect the dispersibility of cement paste?
  • Plank et al. found a correlation between the dispersibility of superplasticizer and its adsorption capacity, which higher adsorption amount leads to better dispersibility of cement paste. The adsorption of PCE on cement particle can be evaluated using the zeta potential.
  • How to improve the clay tolerance performance of PCE terpolymer?
  • Based on the molecular structure design, the clay tolerance performance of PCE can be achieved by adjusting the length and morphology of PCE side chains, and introducing functional groups. Lei et al. synthesized a short side chain terpolymer using 4-hydroxybutyl vinyl ether (HEVE) as a functional monomer.
  • Can SAE-PCEs containing carboxyl terminal group adsorb on clay particles?
  • Schematic illustration of the adsorption of SAE-PCEs containing carboxyl terminal group on clay particles. Polycarboxylate superplasticizers (PCE) with terminal carboxyl groups have been synthesized successfully from free radical copolymerization reactions. Synthesized PCEs were characterized by FT-IR and H NMR spectroscopy.
  • Does Mg 2+ adsorb on clay mineral edge surfaces?
  • Our experimental results could not be explained without a specific adsorption mechanism for Mg 2+ on the clay mineral edge surfaces, and this hypothesis was supported by successful data modeling.
  • Can adsorption data overestimate the retention properties of clay mineral phases?
  • A direct consequence of this conclusion is that the adsorption data obtained on pure clay mineral phases, and the models that have been built using these data may overestimate the retention properties of these clay mineral phases when applied to natural environments.