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Moisture content of carbon blacks
Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Analytical Edition, 1930Abstract A METHOD for the determination of total moisture in carbon blacks recently proposed (1) involves mixing the sample (5 grams) with 25 cc. of dry xylene and 200 cc. of dry mineral oil, heating to 175° C., passing dry nitrogen through the system until the xylene and water have been displaced from the carbon black-oil mixture, and ...
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Temperature-driven migration of heavy metal Pb2+ along with moisture movement in unsaturated soils
, 2020Nonlinear coupled heat-moisture-contaminant transport equations are established to analyze the temperature-driven movement of moisture and migration of heavy metal Pb2+ in unsaturated soils.
B. Bai, Tao Xu, Qingke Nie, Pengpeng Li
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Moisture Content Determination
2017The moisture (or total solids) content of foods is important to food manufacturers for a variety of reasons. This laboratory exercise includes moisture content determination by a variety of techniques on various food products: (a) forced draft oven; (b) vacuum oven, with and without the use of drying sand; (c) microwave drying oven; (d) rapid moisture ...
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2011
Many deterioration processes in buildings are linked to the presence of moisture, i.e. water in liquid and/or vapor form. Changes in moisture levels can cause salts to crystallize or deliquesce, which may result in visual damage such as discoloration and/or mechanical damage such as cracking, chipping and/or disintegration (Pel et al.2001, 2003 ...
Erich, Bart J.F., Pel, Leo
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Many deterioration processes in buildings are linked to the presence of moisture, i.e. water in liquid and/or vapor form. Changes in moisture levels can cause salts to crystallize or deliquesce, which may result in visual damage such as discoloration and/or mechanical damage such as cracking, chipping and/or disintegration (Pel et al.2001, 2003 ...
Erich, Bart J.F., Pel, Leo
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Journal of Microwave Power, 1969
AbstractIt is essential to distinguish between moisture content defined on a wet-weight basis and an oven-dry basis. The use of the suffixes w (wet) and d (dry) is proposed. The conversion from one form to the other is given, and the advantage, in attenuation calculations, of using the dry-weight basis is illustrated.
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AbstractIt is essential to distinguish between moisture content defined on a wet-weight basis and an oven-dry basis. The use of the suffixes w (wet) and d (dry) is proposed. The conversion from one form to the other is given, and the advantage, in attenuation calculations, of using the dry-weight basis is illustrated.
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Measuring foliar moisture content with a moisture analyzer
Canadian Journal of Forest Research, 2015Near-instantaneous estimation of the moisture content of live fuels is complicated because of the large control exerted by physiological mechanisms. The commonly accepted reference method for measuring fuel moisture content is oven drying, which is time consuming.
Carlos G. Rossa +2 more
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Moisture Content of Granulations
Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences, 1973C, Pitkin, J T, Carstensen
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Study on the surface particle distribution characteristics of silt with different moisture content
Arabian Journal of Geosciences, 2019Xuanyu Yang, Yanchao Wang
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