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cement A powder that serves as a binding element in concrete and mortar. Also, any adhesive. Chalk Line - An enclosed reel of string coated with colored chalk and used to mark straight lines by pulling the string taut and snapping the string, leaving a line of chalk marking a line. Commonly used in deck building to mark the edge of decking so that all decking boards can be cut off flush with each other.
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cementation particles held together by cementing substances like iron oxide or calcium carbonate; has hard brittle consistency.
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cement A powdered substance of lime and clay, mixed with water and sand to make mortar (an adhesive) or with water, sand and gravel to make concrete.
Ãâó: www.martinmarietta.com/Education/glossary.asp
cement a substance, when cured, binds to surfaces together.
Ãâó: www.bertroofing.com/roofing_terms.htm
cement an artificial hydraulic binding material that can be transformed into a thermal insulator with a cellular structure
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