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Delayed hydration in white-coat plaster

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SubjectConcrete; plaster of paris; magnesium oxides; failure (deficiency); hydration
Abstract
The present investigation confirms that delayed hydration of MgO is responsible for failure of a white-coat plaster that exhibited "bulging" nearly eight years after application. A new technique using compacts has been applied to study the unsoundness of plasters, and it is hoped to extend this method to other related building materials.
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  • Materials Research and Standards 4, no. 12 (1 March 1965): 663–666.
LanguageEnglish
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IdentifierDBR-RP-244
NRC numberNRCC 8420
NRC-IRC-3068
NPARC number20375266
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