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PROPERTIES OF AB MATERIALS (MODULE 2.1)
 

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MIDTERM EXAMINATION

by Grace Balahay
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of AB materials affect how they are to be processed, handled, transported, processed, stored, and consumed

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of spherical particles is easily defined by a single characteristic such as its diameter.

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Approaching spheroid

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Flattened at the stem end and apex

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Vertical diameter greater than the horizontal diameter

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Tapered toward the apex

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Egg-shaped and broad at the stem end

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Inverted oblate

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Axis connecting stem and apex slanted

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Approaching ellipsoid

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Having both ends squared or flattened

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One half larger than the other

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In cross section, sides are more or less angular

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Horizontal section approaches a circle

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Horizontal cross section departs materially from a circle

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is used in sieve separation of foreign materials or grading.

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Defined as the force of gravity on the object, and calculated as the product of the mass (m) times the acceleration (g) of gravity (w = mg).

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of an object is a fundamental property of the object and is a measure of the amount of matter in the object

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of an object is a measure of how much space it occupies

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of a material is the amount of that material occupying a certain space and is expressed in units of mass per unit volume.

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is the mass divided by the volume of the particle alone.

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is the mass of a group of individual particles divided by the space occupied by the entire mass, including the air space.

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is the density of a pure substance or a composite material calculated from the densities of its components considering conservation of mass and volume.

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is the density of the solid material (including water), excluding any interior pores that are filled with air.

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is the density of a material measure when the material has been broken into pieces small enough to be sure that no closed pores remain.

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is the density of a particle that has not been structurally modified. It includes the volume of all closed pores but not the externally connected ones.

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is the density of a substance including all pores within the material (internal pores).

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is the percentage of air between the particles compared to a unit volume of particles.

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allows gases, such as air, and liquids to flow through a mass of particles referred to as a packed bed in drying and distillation operations

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It is a measure of the total area that the surface of the object occupies.

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relate to visual properties of the materials observable by the human eye.

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These properties are used to evaluate the physical quality conditions the products through visual inspection for grading and sorting purposes.

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is the decrease in volume of the material during processing such as drying. When moisture is removed from food during drying, there is a pressure imbalance between inside and outside of the food. This generates contracting stresses

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affects the diffusion coefficient of the material and therefore has an effect on the drying rate.

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is defined as the ratio of the apparent volume at a given moisture content to the initial apparent volume of materials before processing.

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If there is a uniform shrinkage in all dimensions of the material

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The nonuniform shrinkage in different dimensions, on the other hand

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