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Compare below cements (A and B) in terms of (a) heat of hydration, (b) early strength gain, (c) water requirement for the same workability, (d) initial setting time. (16%) Cement A (fineness is 250 m2 /kg); Cement B (fineness 350 m2 /kg)

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