What is the difference between cement and concrete?

Cement is the stuff that when mixed with water forms concrete. Concrete is a structure formed from cement.

According to Wiki, concrete is made from cement and (as far as I know) water, possibly with some additions.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cement

@zenvelo @Sneki95 awesome thanks. I didn’t know.

Their both cold, hard, gray and unyielding when you fall on them. haha

Edit: They’re not Their…&^*$%^ I hate when that happens. lol

funny you should ask this now. I JUST saw this. https://www.thisoldhouse.com/how-to/understanding-concrete-cement-and-mortar

Cement is a powder that is comprised of silicates and calcium hydroxide. When you take this “cement” powder and blend in aggregates (stones) of various sizes then mix with an average of 30% water you will have a concrete slurry that then left to dry out and harden will yield stuff like sidewalks and building foundations we are all familiar with.

Cement is the powder that, when mixed with aggregate (rocks) and sand and water makes concrete. So a cement truck, which it isn’t, is actually a concrete mixer on a motorized chassis.

rocks