Hot mixing: Mechanistic insights into the durability of ancient Roman concrete

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Lime clasts in Roman concrete are interpreted as the product of hot mixing with quicklime rather than as poor mixing, and are argued to confer a self-healing capacity by reprecipitating calcium carbonate in cracks. V55 verification basis: the paper is real and its result is widely reported, but it was NOT retrieved or read in this session; the article number and volume should be confirmed before publication.

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