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Can Mix Water Enhancer™ be used in concrete’s containing water loss agents, or super plasticizers?

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Can Mix Water Enhancer™ be used in concrete’s containing water loss agents, or super plasticizers?

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(A) Yes. Water loss agents or water reducers often contain ingredients such as hydroxylated carboxylic acid or lignosulphonic acid, while super-plasticizers may contain sulphonated formaldehyde condensates. Neither of these agents are necessary if utilizing Mix Water Enhancer™. Mix Water Enhancer™ provides ail of the desired benefits of water loss agents, water reducers, or super-plasticizers without the undesirable effects. Instead of discouraging mix water absorption by dry cement particles to lower mix water volume requirements, as do water reducers and superplasticizers, Mix Water Enhancer™ encourages absorption instead. Consequently, it utilizes more mix water volume instead of less, while at the same time utilizing; significantly higher percentages of the already included cement. This effectively raises concrete’s cementitious material content volume and results in concrete with low water-cement ratio performance values, or even better. Mix Water Enhancer™ provides concrete the d

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