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It delays the setting time.
You would have to add it while it's still mixing right?
Lol, yeah you can't mix sugar into already set concrete. 🤣
You could pour it on while it's wet, but would that do much?
I'm no expert, I looked it up. It won't destroy concrete unless crazy large amounts are dumped in the mix.
Yes, while mixing. Like any other chemical reaction it requires contact to make the reaction. If the contact is limited to a certain area only that area will be impacted. It's not magic. The sugar doesn't multiply and move itself through the median.
Mercury on aluminum on the other hand...
That creates an alloy. A mixture of metals. Concrete and sugar are not metal.
Edit to clarify:
Sugar is organic; Concrete is a mixture of minerals
Is mayonnaise a metal?
Egg whites and oil . . .
Idfk
Wouldn't it move via osmosis?
Would sugar move via the act that is water moving? No, sugar is not water.
Excuse me, diffusion not osmosis.
Sugar is a solid. It's not a gas or liquid. Cement is a liquid mixture of solids.
No, I don't think sugar will have enough time to diffuse through Cement without actually mixing it in. If you poor sugar on top of poured cement it may diffuse a bit, but not throughout the whole thing.
Cement doesn't even flow like water for the most part.
Again, not an expert, I understand basic physics and the properties of things. I could be wrong.
What if it was simple syrup? I think we're on to something here.
I don't think the effects will be seen in a decent amount of time for the effort involved.