The _________of wood’s a measure of the H2O content relative to eit – McqOptions

MCQOPTIONS

1.	The _________of wood’s a measure of the H2O content relative to either the total wet weight of material or to the weight of oven dried wood material.
A.	Over-dry weight
B.	Specific gravity
C.	Moisture content
D.	Green weight
Answer» D. Green weight

Discussion

No Comment Found

Related MCQs

What is the name of the hidden part? MC GR = {(weight of water in wood) / (________)} x 100%
A sample of wet Douglas-fir wood 20 mm thick, 50 mm wide and 10 cm long weighs 90.21 g. It is then dried at 105°Celcius to constant weight and re-weighed after cooling in a desiccator. The oven-dry weight is 44.37 g. What are the MCGR, MCQD, and basic specific gravity of the wood sample?
After converting 20% MCQD to MCQR the value would be _________
The _________of wood’s a measure of the H2O content relative to either the total wet weight of material or to the weight of oven dried wood material.
The viscosity of a material’s defined as the mass/unit volume.
The basic sp. gr. of woods is commonly b/w 0.35 and 0.60, but can change from 0.2 – 0.7.
The specific gravity (specific gravity) of wood’s the oven-dry weight of wood divided by the weight of _________ of H2O.
Overdry weight of woo?
A sample of wet Douglas-fir wood 20 mm thick, 50 mm wide and 10 cm long weighs 90.21 g. It is then dried at 105¬¨¬®‚Äö√†√ªCelcius to constant weight and re-weighed after cooling in a desiccator. The oven-dry weight is 44.37 g. What are the MC<sub>GR</sub>, MC<sub>QD</sub>, and basic specific gravity of the wood sample?$
After converting 20% MC<sub>QD</sub> to MC<sub>QR</sub> the value would be _________