Typically a ready mix concrete weighs anywhere from 135 lbs to 160 lbs per cubic foot. The weight varies widely due to the different densities of the aggregates that are used in concrete mixes. Lightweight aggregates such as expanded shale can be used to significantly reduce weight but there is some sacrifice in strength taking this approach. Typically the denser the concrete and aggregates the higher the strength and weight.
Dry, it's about 2400 kg/m3, which is 4,045 pounds per cubic yard.
no, it will weigh heavier because it will dry into cement when mixed with water and the weight of water will add to the weight of the concrete.
the concrete will dry lighter.
100 grams
yes, but it would dry off pretty quick
usually an ice scraper will work. if this does not work, try dry ice on glue, then use ice scraper to scape off. dry ice will cause old glue to become brittle.
no, it will weigh heavier because it will dry into cement when mixed with water and the weight of water will add to the weight of the concrete.
Approximately 2.0 tonnes/m3.
the concrete will dry lighter.
dry concrete
NO. -Concrete may be a 'dry' wall, however it is NOT Drywall.
This may be possible if you prep the dry concrete with a latex bonding agent.
dry concrete
how much does a gallon of concrete weigh
Concrete does not dry, it cures.
no
would a scale that is used to weigh food be the best tool to weigh concrete blocks
4x8x16, solid light weight (you can find at Lowe's and HD) - 27 lbs when dry, 28 lbs when wet