The FHWA themselves did a paper on this with some very...

The FHWA themselves did a paper on this with some very interesting comments, highly applicable to EdenCrete.

CHEMICAL DEICERS AND CONCRETE PAVEMENT:IMPACTS AND MITIGATION
https://www.fhwa.dot.gov/pavement/pubs/hif17008.pdf

"To avoid physical freeze-thaw damage at joint locations, it is essential that the concrete does not become critically saturated. This occurrence can be minimized through design, construction, and maintenance strategies that (1)reduce the ingress of water-salt solutions into joints, and(2) quickly drain these solutions from the joint. These steps will help avoid critical saturation of the concrete that would lead to freeze-thaw damage in even a few cycles."

"Recommendations for addressing chemical deicer distress are still under development, but research has focused on the need to (1) reduce the amount of calcium hydroxide present in the HCP, or (2) decrease the access of salt solution into the concrete."



That reads as there currently isn't a solution, only mitigations, including reducing ingress into the concrete! Thus any product that can help durability on this front can't be ignored, and EdenCrete fits the bill!!!!!!