The C-S-H I phase is the main component of the cement paste, which is a nea
r-amorphous, highly porous gel. Due to high porosity of the sample in this
phase we can observe a fractal nature of the volume pores distribution, sim
ilar to that observed for silica aerogels. The C-S-H I phase is thermodynam
ically unstable and crystallize to a tobermorite phase, forming crystal agg
regates on the surface of the amorphous paste. The mixture of these two pha
ses, formed in this way, have irregular volume and surface structures, both
of which may exhibit the fractal nature. To study the fractal nature of th
e matter the small angle neutron scattering method is frequently used. We p
resent here the results of small angle neutron scattering studies supported
by the X-ray diffraction and scanning electron microscope observations of
several samples with the common molar C/S ratio equal to 1. Some of the sam
ples were autoclaved during various: time periods to accelerate transformat
ion of the C-S-H I phase to tobermorite. We observed the fractal properties
of the volume structure of all samples under study. Moreover, we observed
also the fractal behaviors of the surfaces of the samples which were autocl
aved.