Barely Significant

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This phenomenon is because the filling density of the five test materials showed a trend of first decreasing and then increasing when the ratio of GGBS to PG 1:1 reached a minimum value of 0.580 g/mL, indicating that the volume fraction of GGBS and PG and the change in material density have a greater impact on the filling density of the material.
Interestingly, the weight losses of Fe(0.03)−H(0.05)−CP−3 and Fe(0.03)−H(0.05)−CP−9 ( Figure 3 b,c) were 5.53% and 5.35% at 373–473 K, respectively, showing a decreasing trend with increasing modification times.