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Novel cement compositesInteresting Engineering
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Princeton University researchers have created a new, highly versatile cement composite.
This design mimics the shell’s brick-and-mortar structure, enhancing durability by promoting inelastic deformation and hierarchical toughening.
The results may eventually improve the resistance to cracks in various brittle ceramic materials, such as porcelain and concrete.
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