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    The document describes experiments comparing carbon dioxide foam, air foam, and carbon bubble formation using different foaming agents. Carbon dioxide foam was generated using CO2 and had bubble sizes increasing from 0.17 mm to 0.57 mm after 5 minutes to 1 hour of stirring, and density decreasing from 91.79 g/L to 455 ml. Carbon bubbles generated were smaller at 0.25-0.34 mm and had higher density loss from 600 ml to 120 ml over the same time period. The carbon foams were then used to make concrete with fly ash and cement.

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    The document describes experiments comparing carbon dioxide foam, air foam, and carbon bubble formation using different foaming agents. Carbon dioxide foam was generated using CO2 and had bubble sizes increasing from 0.17 mm to 0.57 mm after 5 minutes to 1 hour of stirring, and density decreasing from 91.79 g/L to 455 ml. Carbon bubbles generated were smaller at 0.25-0.34 mm and had higher density loss from 600 ml to 120 ml over the same time period. The carbon foams were then used to make concrete with fly ash and cement.

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    Carbon Dioxide Foam

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    The document describes experiments comparing carbon dioxide foam, air foam, and carbon bubble formation using different foaming agents. Carbon dioxide foam was generated using CO2 and had bubble sizes increasing from 0.17 mm to 0.57 mm after 5 minutes to 1 hour of stirring, and density decreasing from 91.79 g/L to 455 ml. Carbon bubbles generated were smaller at 0.25-0.34 mm and had higher density loss from 600 ml to 120 ml over the same time period. The carbon foams were then used to make concrete with fly ash and cement.

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    Carbon dioxide foam

    Equipment
    CO2
    Stir

    Stir 3 min

    Methyl orange
    indicator
    Foam: Al2O3+SDS
    50 ml foam agent After 5 min stirring After 1 h

    0.17 mm 0.37 mm 0.57 mm

    Air bubbles 0.97 mm

    Density: 91.79 g/L 542 ml 455 ml


    ↓16%

    After 5 min stirring After 10 min After 1 h

    0.25 mm 0.33 mm
    Carbon bubbles 0.34 mm

    Density: 83.45 g/L


    600 ml 120 ml
    ↓80%
    Foam: Al2O3+SDS
    Carbon foam concrete

    Fly ash: 55 g (80%)


    Cement: 14 g (20%)
    Water: 41.1 g (W/C=0.6)

    After 3 h

    Wet density: 1.2 g/cm3


    Foam: Nano Ca(OH)2+CTAB
    50 ml foam agent After 5 min stirring After 1 h

    Air bubbles

    After 5 min stirring After 10 min

    CO2 bubbles
    Foam: C16H35NO2+HPMC
    50 ml foam agent After 5 min stirring After 1 h

    Air bubbles

    After 5 min stirring After 10 min

    CO2 bubbles

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