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2 Moisture Content

Hiroaki Masuda, Ko Higashitani, Hideto Yoshida

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Water is achromatic and transparent, and it has three phases (gas, liquid, and solid), depending on the temperature and pressure. Due to its unique characteristics, various existing forms are observed. 1 In a particulate system, existing forms of water are classifi ed as water in a single particle or water in a particulate (bulk) system, as illustrated in Figure 2.1.

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Water is achromatic and transparent, and it has three phases (gas, liquid, and solid), depending on the temperature and pressure. Due to its unique characteristics, various existing forms are observed. 1 In a particulate system, existing forms of water are classifi ed as water in a single particle or water in a particulate (bulk) system, as illustrated in Figure 2.1.

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Water is achromatic and transparent, and it has three phases (gas, liquid, and solid), depending on the temperature and pressure. Due to its unique characteristics, various existing forms are observed. 1 In a particulate system, existing forms of water are classifi ed as water in a single particle or water in a particulate (bulk) system, as illustrated in Figure 2.1.

Key concepts: Water content, Environmental science, Content (measure theory), Mathematics, Geology, Geotechnical engineering, Mathematical analysis

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