The %age of gypsum in the cement is:
Correct answer: B. 2 - 3%
- A. 1 - 2%
- B. 2 - 3%
- C. 3- 4%
- D. 4 - 5%
Explanation
2-3% is the correct range for the amount of gypsum typically added to cement. Gypsum is added in this proportion to regulate the setting time of the cement and prevent flash setting.
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