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Mortar and Lime: Types, Properties & Classification Explained

Mortar is a paste made by mixing a binding material (cement or lime) with water and fine aggregate (sand). It’s similar to concrete but does not contain coarse aggregate. Lime, one of the oldest binding materials, is obtained by heating limestone and still plays a key role in plastering, masonry, and specialty mortars today. This…

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