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Although supplementary cementitious materials (SCMs) are now commonly accepted and widely used, consensus has not been reached for methods to test their chemical reactivity. A multitude of test methods exist but often fall short on one or more of the key features of a proper test-that is, width of scope, practicability, reproducibility, and relevance of the result. A rapid, robust, and relevant chemical reactivity test applicable to a wide range of SCMs would therefore not only serve as global benchmark but it would also remove present ambiguities in regards to classification.
François Maréchal, Luc Girardin, Bingqian Liu