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Soil Moisture Content 3 PROCEDURE For fine-grained soils 1. Clean and dry the weighing tin+lid and weigh to 0.01 g (W 1). (See Note 2.) Select a representative quantity of moist soil in the amount specified by a test. Where not otherwise specified use at least 30 g. Place the sample in the weighing tin and replace lid. Weigh the tin and ...
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