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OZ
(redirected from Outer Zone)

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OZOunce
OZAustralia (slang)
OZOzzy Osbourne (rock singer)
OZAsiana Airlines (IATA airline code)
OZOutlawz (Quake3 Clan)
OZOpen Zelda (gaming software)
OZOuter Zone
OZOrganization of Zodiac (gaming military slang)
OZOperation Zero (overweight program for adolescents)
OZOperation Z.E.R.O. (Kids Next Door movie)
OZOptical Zone (contact lens fitting term)
OZOperational Zone


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Eventually, three zones outside of the apparently unaltered cement paste become distinct: 1) An outer zone leached of most constituents (including ettringite), leaving a more porous, calcium-depleted CSH and some remnant ferrite; 2) A second zone where gypsum replaces calcium hydroxide and ettringite replaces monosulfate; and 3) A third zone with monosulfate that appears to be sulfur-rich or perhaps a mixture of ettringite and monosulfate.
An advancing front separates a growing, swollen outer zone from an untouched inner zone.
Visitors purchase admission tickets in this outer zone before re-entering the hollow core of the tower and rising to the 53rd storey.
 
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