Processes of Obtaining Building Materials and Their Study Through the Theory of Scattered Systems

Building materials must meet several requirements so that they can be used in a given application. These requirements are determined from the measurement of physical properties, depending on the nature of the components. This paper presents a set of mathematical processes and analyses to be carried out for new materials development according to the theory of dispersed or polydispersive systems, including a set of proposed steps to characterize such materials as the criteria for the study. Studies are considered at the microscopic level from the interaction of the elements and the macroscopic level from properties for emulsion cases, including viscosity.