Substance Information and Properties for CAS 9004-65-3 in Detail
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Cellulose for cement, commonly known as cellulose ether, is derived from natural sources like wood pulp or cotton lint through a chemical process. It serves as a rheology modifier, improving the flow properties of cement paste and reducing water demand, thereby enhancing workability and durability. The addition of cellulose ether creates a more cohesive mix that prevents early drying and shrinkage cracks, making it particularly useful in plastering, rendering, and tile adhesives.
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