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    1) The effective depth (He) of a hydrometer is defined as the distance from the surface of the soil suspension to the level where the density of the soil suspension is being measured. 2) A hydrometer test can be used to determine grain size using an equation involving the effective depth of the hydrometer, specific gravities of solid and water, and testing time in minutes. 3) Calibration of a hydrometer involves measuring the volume of its bulb by submerging it in a measuring cylinder of water and noting the change in water level, measuring the weight of the hydrometer, and determining the cross-sectional area of the measuring cylinder used.

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    1) The effective depth (He) of a hydrometer is defined as the distance from the surface of the soil suspension to the level where the density of the soil suspension is being measured. 2) A hydrometer test can be used to determine grain size using an equation involving the effective depth of the hydrometer, specific gravities of solid and water, and testing time in minutes. 3) Calibration of a hydrometer involves measuring the volume of its bulb by submerging it in a measuring cylinder of water and noting the change in water level, measuring the weight of the hydrometer, and determining the cross-sectional area of the measuring cylinder used.

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    Hydrometer Analysis - Effective Depth

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    1) The effective depth (He) of a hydrometer is defined as the distance from the surface of the soil suspension to the level where the density of the soil suspension is being measured. 2) A hydrometer test can be used to determine grain size using an equation involving the effective depth of the hydrometer, specific gravities of solid and water, and testing time in minutes. 3) Calibration of a hydrometer involves measuring the volume of its bulb by submerging it in a measuring cylinder of water and noting the change in water level, measuring the weight of the hydrometer, and determining the cross-sectional area of the measuring cylinder used.

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