Alkali-activated materials obtained from asphalt fillers and fluorescent lamps wastes

Alkali-activated materials, which some authors often call geopolymers, can be described as inorganic solids that form three-dimensional networks with molecular structure similar to organic polymers, and are able to combine qualities similar to cements with those of traditional ceramics and zeolites. The polymerisation reaction takes place between solid aluminosilicate powders and alkaline solutions at low temperature and therefore this process...