The polymorphism, stabilization, and morphology of calcium carbonate (CaCO3) in pure systems and biomineralization is a widely discussed topic. In the last two decades, studies in cementitious matrices have shown that this compound has potential application as an autogenous self-repairing agent for concrete micro-cracks. However, its behavior as a self-repair agent is not yet fully elucidated, particularly in the presence of additives. And one of the aspects to be considered is the correlation between morphology and self-repair capacity. Therefore, it is necessary to find the conditions for the control and stabilization of the different CaCO3 polymorphs in the presence of additives in cementitious matrix. In this context, the influence of e...