Chemistry, 25.01.2021 23:30, kamillecronk

Setting concrete at 50°C is preferable to setting it at 5°C. Why? At 50°C, the concrete sets to have a lesser final compressive strength.
At 50°C, the concrete sets to have a greater final compressive strength.
At 50°C, the concrete sets more quickly.
At 50°C, the concrete sets more slowly.

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