Geopolymers: what are geopolymers made of?
In this video, Cole Sonafrank, assistance director of research ay CCHRC, explains basic ingredients for geopolymer cements and the importance of using locally available materials in Alaska. Geopolymer cements use waste materials as a binder and are stronger and more sustainable than conventional Portland cements. CCHRC has studied more than 600 recipes of geopolymers made with use fly ash, a byproduct of coal combustion, from local power plants.

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Geopolymers vs. AAM: Understanding the Crucial Differences

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New Geopolymers Discovered with Metahalloysite and Alumoxy Acid-based

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Perfect Aircrete, Kitchen Ingredients.

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Demo: mineral extraction and geopolymer concrete from coal fly ash.

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The story of geopolymers: the concrete alternative for sustainable construction

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Ferro-sialate Geopolymers better than Fly Ash (State of the Geopolymer R&D 2020)

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3D Printed Geopolymer, The Pyramids & Roman Construction | The 10,000 Year Home

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All About Magnesium Oxide Cements

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Alkali Activated Materials are NOT Geopolymers - Part 1

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Primitive Technology: Geopolymer Cement (Ash and Clay)

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This Liquid Turns Sand Into Blocks. Stronger Than Concrete. Why Isn’t This Used?

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GeoCement Mix Instructional Video

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How To Make Roman Concrete

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GEOPOLYMERS ARE FINALLY HERE | The 10,000 Year 3D Printed House

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The Geopolymer Route to High Tech Ceramic

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Are Geopolymers BETTER than Portland Cement?

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Geopolymer: A Cheaper, Greener Alternative for Cement

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Casting Stone V3 - The Ancient Way

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Comparing fly ash, slag, and silica fume performance in concrete.

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