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One of the primary uses of HPMC in construction is as an additive in mortar and grout. It significantly improves the plasticity and workability of these materials without compromising strength. The addition of HPMC helps to maintain a consistent mix, preventing the separation of water from solid components, which can be a common issue on construction sites. This means workers can achieve a more uniform application, reducing the risk of cracking or other structural defects.

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