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Rutgers University And Solidia Technologies Advance Sustainable Building Materials With Two New Patents For CO2-Cured Concrete Products

2014-05-27 07:53:00| chemicalonline Home Page

The U.S. Patents Office awarded two new patents to Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, that describe sustainable concrete products that cure and harden by consuming carbon dioxide (CO2) instead of water

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