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The gray powder that is the "glue" in concrete. Portland cement. Also, any adhesive.
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Natural or synthetic material that binds rock particles together. In sedimentary rocks this may be silica, carbonate, clay or iron oxide.
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This is both natural and artificial; the first is that which acts in the formation of the Marble, joining together the different parts; the second is composed by the Marble workers for uniting and gluing the Marbles when worked, and for filling the cavities which are found in some stones and Marbles.
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a grey powder which, when combined with water and other materials, forms concrete.
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Comes from heating chalk or limestone. 'Portland Cement' so named from its resemblance to Portland Stone and was patented in early 19th century.
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