Sylvie ROSSIGNOL

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Université de Limoges

France

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Professor Sylvie Rossignol is a faculty member at Université de Limoges in France. Her research focuses on geopolymers and alkali-activated materials, particularly their thermal behavior and extrudability. Recent publications include studies on the synthesis and properties of metakaolin-based geopolymer composites and their applications in high-temperature environments. Through her work, she contributes significantly to the development of sustainable materials.

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Cristina Leonelli

ITALY

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Claudio Ferone

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Parthenope University of Naples

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Polycondensation reaction effect on the thermal behavior of metakaolin-based potassium geopolymers

Extrudability of geopolymers and control of the formed networks by zeta potential and NMR spectroscopy

Why geopolymers and alkali‐activated materials are key components of a sustainable world: A perspective contribution

Synthesis parameters and formulation of metakaolin based geopolymer matrix composites for high‐temperature applications (1150°C)

A MAS-NMR analysis of 29Si, 27Al and 1H on the temperature's impact on geopolymer grouts derived from argillite and metakaolin

Curing temperature’s effect on argillite-metakaolin based geopolymer grouts

Effect of reactivity of different metakaolin mixtures on geopolymer extrudability

High temperature behavior of sodium and potassium volcanic ashes-based alkali-activated materials (Mt. Etna, Italy)

Thermally resistant geopolymer to 1300 °C: Scale-up and structural evolution

Impact of different metakaolin mixtures on oligomer formation and geopolymer properties: Impurity effect

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Cristina Leonelli

Claudio Ferone

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