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Which test is used to assess the soundness of cement?
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Which test is used to assess the soundness of cement?
Vicat test
Le Chatelier test
Blaine test
Compression test
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Which test is used to assess the soundness of cement?
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Step 1: Understand that soundness of cement refers to its ability to maintain its volume after setting.
Step 2: Learn that the Le Chatelier test is a specific test used to check this property.
Step 3: Know that in the Le Chatelier test, a sample of cement is mixed with water.
Step 4: Observe the expansion of the cement sample as it hydrates and sets.
Step 5: Measure the amount of expansion to determine if the cement is sound or not.
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