Binders: Hydraulic Lime

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Description

This lecture covers the introduction, classification, and history of binders, focusing on hydraulic lime as a mineral binder. It discusses the use of binders in ancient civilizations, the different types of binders (organic, mineral), and their main applications in construction.

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