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Regarding the calculation of the moisture content in powdered materials

2010-06-09View Original

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It is known that the dry density of the powder is 1.36 g/cm³, and its wet density is 2.044 g/cm³. Is it possible to determine what the moisture content is? Thank you
Reply #22010-06-10
After weighing, put it in the oven to dry, then weigh it again and you’ll know.
Reply #32010-06-10
Good quality is required; high-purity samples are available. The key question is how to determine the volume
Reply #42010-06-27
The volume can be measured by displacing kerosene

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