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【Daily Question】Question from Issue 20150819

2015-08-19View Original

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Participation reward: 2 Wealth. Reward for correct answer: 9 wealth. Rapid-hardening and early-strength concrete is used for emergency repairs; which of the following cements is not suitable for use? ( ) A. Sulphoaluminate cement B. Slag silicate cement C. Silicate cement D. Aluminate cement Answer: B. New activities have started in the production area; the prizes are attractive, so hurry and participate: 【Production Through Summer】The production area has entered the \"train during the hot summer days\" mode
Reply #22015-08-19
B. ------------------
Reply #32015-08-19
I think the answer should be B, as it is used in engineering
Reply #42015-08-19
Rapid-hardening and early-strength concrete is not suitable for emergency repairs; (B) slag silicate cement should not be used
Reply #52015-08-19
---------------B、Slag silicate cement
Reply #62015-08-20
B、Slag Portland cement B、Slag Portland cement B、Slag Portland cement
Reply #72015-08-20
Rapid-hardening and early-strength concrete is used for emergency repairs; which of the following cements is not suitable for use? (B)
Reply #82015-08-20
Rapid-hardening and early-strength concrete is used for emergency repairs; which of the following cements is not suitable for use? ( ) A. Sulphoaluminate cement B. Slag silicate cement C. Silicate cement D. Aluminate cement Answer: B
Reply #92015-08-20
Rapid-hardening and early-strength concrete is used for emergency repairs; which of the following cements is not suitable for use? (B ) A. Sulphoaluminate cement B. Slag silicate cement C. Silicate cement D. Aluminate cement

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