Hardness - Hardness

Japanese: 気硬性 - キコウセイ
Hardness - Hardness
The property of cement etc. that hardens in air but does not harden in water. After hardening, its strength decreases in water. Slaked lime, Plaster of Paris Burnt stone The following are known: Hydraulic

Source: About Shogakukan Digital Daijisen Information | Legend

Japanese:
セメント類などで、空気中で硬化が進み、水中では硬化しない性質。硬化後は水中で強度が低下する。消石灰、焼石膏やきせっこうなどが知られる。→水硬性

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