specimen of moist soil weighing 122g has an apparent specific gravity of 1.82. The specific gravity of the solids is 2.53. After the specimen has been oven-dried, the weight is 104g. (Note: Apparent unit weight is the ratio of the bulk unit weight to the unit weight of water) Determine the void ratio of the soil. Determine the porosity of the soil. Determine the dry density of the soil.

specimen of moist soil weighing 122g has an apparent specific gravity of 1.82. The specific gravity of the solids is 2.53. After the specimen has been oven-dried, the weight is 104g. (Note: Apparent unit weight is the ratio of the bulk unit weight to the unit weight of water) Determine the void ratio of the soil. Determine the porosity of the soil. Determine the dry density of the soil.

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