Q1 a Subject: civil engineering materials Q1.(a) Table Q1 (a) shows the compound compositions and fineness of Portlandcement. Compare and contrast between Cement A and B in terms of thefollowing:i.ii.UTNStrength developmentHeat of hydrationTheir possible application in constructionCompoundC3SC₂SC3AC4AFOthersFineness (m²/kg)Table Q1(a)MYPercent by weight (%)Cement A443099235Cement B642119325

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Q1. (a) UT Table Q1 (a) shows the compound compositions and fineness of Portland cement. Compare and contrast between Cement A and B in terms following: ms of the i. ii. 111. Strength development Heat of hydration Their possible application in construction UTM 60 Cond C3S C₂S C3A C4AF Others Fineness (m²/kg) Table Q1(a) Percent by weight (%) Cement A 44 30 9 9 8 235 Cement B 64 14 2 11 9 325

Q1. (a) UT Table Q1 (a) shows the compound compositions and fineness of Portland cement. Compare and contrast between Cement A and B in terms following: ms of the i. ii. 111. Strength development Heat of hydration Their possible application in construction UTM 60 Cond C3S C₂S C3A C4AF Others Fineness (m²/kg) Table Q1(a) Percent by weight (%) Cement A 44 30 9 9 8 235 Cement B 64 14 2 11 9 325

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