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Physics, 13.11.2019 21:31 ennaturan

(a) why is 103 to 105°c the drying temperature generally used for total solids analysis? under what conditions and why is 180 used as the drying temperature? (c) why is 550°c chosen as the combustion temperature in the volatile solids analysis? what possible problems would result if a lower or a higher temperature were used?

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