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    (a) Cement; (b) SHMP; (c) Water glass; (d) PG. by Chenhao Li (822769)

    Published 2025
    “…The combination of SHMP, PG and water glass effectively enhances the flowability and strength of clay-based CLSM at low water content, solving the contradiction between fluidity and strength. …”
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    Molecular Insights into the Crystallization of 4’-Hydroxyacetophenone from Water: Solute Aggregation, Liquid–Liquid Phase Separation, and Polymorph Selection by Carlos E. S. Bernardes (7183481)

    Published 2025
    “…Analysis of the solution properties before the onset of LLPS revealed that, in the HAP mole fraction range <i>x</i><sub>HAP</sub> < 0.004 (Zone I), where hydrate H2 ultimately crystallizes, small, solvated clusters are initially present in solution, which remain approximately invariant in size, shape, and HAP/H<sub>2</sub>O proportion as the temperature decreases. For the <i>x</i><sub>HAP</sub> > 0.005 range (Zone III), where anhydrous form I crystallizes, large HAP/water aggregates (that can even percolate the whole system as <i>x</i><sub>HAP</sub> approaches the 0.005 limit) are already initially present in solution. …”
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    Molecular Insights into the Crystallization of 4’-Hydroxyacetophenone from Water: Solute Aggregation, Liquid–Liquid Phase Separation, and Polymorph Selection by Carlos E. S. Bernardes (7183481)

    Published 2025
    “…Analysis of the solution properties before the onset of LLPS revealed that, in the HAP mole fraction range <i>x</i><sub>HAP</sub> < 0.004 (Zone I), where hydrate H2 ultimately crystallizes, small, solvated clusters are initially present in solution, which remain approximately invariant in size, shape, and HAP/H<sub>2</sub>O proportion as the temperature decreases. For the <i>x</i><sub>HAP</sub> > 0.005 range (Zone III), where anhydrous form I crystallizes, large HAP/water aggregates (that can even percolate the whole system as <i>x</i><sub>HAP</sub> approaches the 0.005 limit) are already initially present in solution. …”