A cement-based coating combines water capture, evaporation, and infrared emission to cool building surfaces with lower humidity dependence.
pH-responsive vinyl alcohol polymer lowers viscosity for delivery and dissolution, then thickens strongly after pH adjustment.
Replacing urea-forming polyols with amine variants reduces brittleness and exothermic heat while maintaining adhesion in high filler content foams.
A substantially water-free aluminate cement paste uses a deep eutectic solvent mixture to maintain storage stability.
Hydrophilic nanoparticles in polymer-cement matrix reduce drying shrinkage, preventing delamination while maintaining adhesion strength above 1.2 N/mm2.
A dry gypsum composition uses crystal habit modifiers to control dihydrate crystal aspect ratios during hydration.