What is the correct definition of H – factor? – McqOptions

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1.	What is the correct definition of H – factor?
A.	It is a pulping variable that combines ignition temperature and time into a single variable
B.	It is a pulping variable that combines cooking temperature and time into a single variable
C.	It is a pulping variable that combines sublimation temperature and time into a single variable
D.	It is a pulping variable that combines vaporization temperature and time into a single variable
Answer» C. It is a pulping variable that combines sublimation temperature and time into a single variable

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