The document discusses water-cement ratio, which is the ratio of the volume of water to the volume of cement in concrete. A lower ratio results in higher strength and durability but may make the concrete more difficult to work with. For concrete exposed to aggressive environments, the water-cement ratio should be lower than 0.4. The document then provides the typical water-cement ratios and ranges for different grades of concrete (M5, M7, M10, etc.) according to the mix proportions.