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Influences of high efficiency water reducing agent on hydrability of cement

Jin Zhi-gu

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Based upon analysis of hydration process of cement the actions and influences of high efficiency water reducing agent on hydration of cement are elaborated.Compatibility between cement and high efficiency water reducing agent is discussed in order to reduce influences of high efficiency water reducing agent on construction performances of cement.

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Based upon analysis of hydration process of cement the actions and influences of high efficiency water reducing agent on hydration of cement are elaborated.Compatibility between cement and high efficiency water reducing agent is discussed in order to reduce influences of high efficiency water reducing agent on construction performances of cement.

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Based upon analysis of hydration process of cement the actions and influences of high efficiency water reducing agent on hydration of cement are elaborated.Compatibility between cement and high efficiency water reducing agent is discussed in order to reduce influences of high efficiency water reducing agent on construction performances of cement.

Key concepts: Cement, Reducing agent, Water–cement ratio, Waste management, Environmental science, Materials science, Composite material, Engineering

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