Discussion
The interstitial material between the silicate crystals in clinker consists chiefly of
Answer: B
Correct answer: aluminate and ferrite phases
The two silicates crystallise out of the melt, and what remains solidifies between them as tricalcium aluminate and the ferrite phase. These are the fastest reacting components of cement - the aluminate would flash-set without gypsum - and they largely determine the early behaviour of the paste.
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