Influence of Dehydrating Solution Types on Technological Properties of Alpha-Hemihydrate

Marcela Fridrichová; Karel Dvořák; Iveta Hájková

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Influence of Dehydrating Solution Types on Technological Properties of Alpha-Hemihydrate

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Sulphur binders originate by burnout of calcium sulphate dihydrate at different temperatures. All types are classified in air mortars therefore they can solidify, harden and remain stable only on air.

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Marcela Fridrichová*, Karel Dvořák, Iveta Hájková

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Alpha Gypsum, Calcium Chloride, Gypsum, Potassium Chloride, Sodium Chloride

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