On the base of the analysis of the well-known researches and present paper author’s researches scientific concepts about the structure of the stones of various bindings with physically and chemically active microfillers were developed and the general and particular models of their structure and structural elements were made.
mineral admixtures, interfacial layer, cement, lime, gypsum, polymer, минеральные добавки, граничная зона, межфазный слой, цемент, известь, гипс, полимер
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