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. 2023 Feb 8;8(7):7242. doi: 10.1021/acsomega.2c08229

Correction to “Effect of Adding Monohydrocalcite on the Microstructural Change in Cement Hydration”

Wanawan Pragot †,‡, Ara Carballo-Meilan †, Lewis McDonald †, Chaiwat Photong ‡, Waheed Afzal †,*
PMCID: PMC9948549  PMID: 36844513

The authorship has changed: Wanawan Pragot regrettably published the work that she carried out during her Ph.D. at the University of Aberdeen under the supervision of Waheed Afzal where this work had been assisted by (then) post-doc Ara Carballo-Meilan and (then Ph.D. student) Lewis McDonald. Wanawan Pragot regrets her action and wants to correct it. She notes that Chaiwat Photong helped her in proofreading the manuscript before she submitted. We believe that the contribution of Chaiwat Photong does not merit being the first author. The revised order and new additions reflect the contributions.

The Acknowledgment and Author contributions have also been revised as given here.

Acknowledgments

The authors wish to thank the ACEMAC Facility at the University of Aberdeen for Electron Microscopy, the late Dr. Mohammed Imbabi, and Prof. Fred Glasser for fruitful discussions related to carbon capture, mineralogy, and cement chemistry. Wanawan Pragot acknowledges the Ministry of Science, Technology and Environment, Government of Thailand, for providing her a Ph.D. scholarship to study at the University of Aberdeen where the work was carried out.

Author Contributions

W.P. prepared an early draft of manuscript with several subsequent revisions by W.A. where A.C.M. and L.M. contributed to expand sections on experimental design and methods. C.P. proofread the near-ready version of the manuscript published, regrettably, without including names of all contributors. W.P. carried out the experiments with a plan from W.A. and help from A.C.M. and L.M. A.C.M. helped to determine the conditions under which different morphologies of carbonate were synthesized. L.M. helped to conduct hydration experiments and helped with XRD.


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