The UV curing was conducted at ambient temperature and the thermally curing was performed above 200 °C.
The so-called normal curing is conducted under a moist and ambient temperature.
After concrete prisms were fabricated, moist curing was conducted for 7 days by sprinkling water regularly and covering them with plastic sheets.
Prion curing was conducted on 3-mM guanidine hydrochloride plates prepared according to Holmes et al. (2013).
The study endpoint will be measured by a test of cure PCR conducted after 28, 42 or 56 days follow up according to Figure 2.
Two curing regimes with the same curing time was conducted: one is under standard curing (20 ± 2 °C, RH ≥ 95%) for 3 days, and the other is under steam curing (65 ± 2 °C, RH ≥ 95%) for 12 h and then standard curing for 60 h.
Accelerated arbonation and autoclave corrosion accelerated curing were then conducted with them.
Rearing of barnacles Amphibalanus ( = Balanus) amphitrite [24] and collection of curing glue were conducted as described in Dickinson et al. [15].
Thermal post-curing was also conducted with a Micro Quimica MQBEP 2000MP furnace in the Sosmos® 7110 study [42].
Also, a group of tests on cured samples were conducted to evaluate the time-dependency of soil treatment.
