The building industry has been looking for environmentally friendly substitutes for conventional materials recently.
Geopolymer concrete is one such invention, and it has a number of positive environmental and functional effects.
An alternative to conventional Portland cement concrete is geopolymer concrete.
It is a kind of cementitious substance that substitutes natural or industrial byproducts for cement as a binder.
Fly ash or crushed granulated blast furnace slag are two examples of
chemically active aluminosilicate minerals that are used as the binder in geopolymer concrete.
To create a hardened binder, these substances react with alkaline activators, usually sodium- or potassium-silicate solutions.