It behaves like acolloidal suspension, although cement particles are much coarser than conventional colloid size. The origins of this colloidal behaviour of a cement paste have been traced to high density and high viscosity of the paste itself.
Concrete is aheterogeneous mixture. It is composed of cement, water, and aggregate that can be crushed stone, sand, and/or gravel.
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B: Colloid
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It behaves like a colloidal suspension, although cement particles are much coarser than conventional colloid size. The origins of this colloidal behaviour of a cement paste have been traced to high density and high viscosity of the paste itself.
Concrete is a heterogeneous mixture. It is composed of cement, water, and aggregate that can be crushed stone, sand, and/or gravel.
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