Abstract
Infrared spectroscopic and DTA examination of 1:1 mixes of stabilised α-dicalcium silicate and water over a three year period revealed that α-dicalcium silicate does possess hydraulic properties. Calcium silicate hydrate of a similar type to that formed from α'- and β-dicalcium silicate is produced, although the rate of formation is lower.
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