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PROPERTIES OF AB MATERIALS (MODULE 2.1)Version en ligne MIDTERM EXAMINATION par Grace Balahay 1 of AB materials affect how they are to be processed, handled, transported, processed, stored, and consumed Written answer 2 of spherical particles is easily defined by a single characteristic such as its diameter. Written answer 3 Approaching spheroid Written answer 4 Flattened at the stem end and apex Written answer 5 Vertical diameter greater than the horizontal diameter Written answer 6 Tapered toward the apex Written answer 7 Egg-shaped and broad at the stem end Written answer 8 Inverted oblate Written answer 9 Axis connecting stem and apex slanted Written answer 10 Approaching ellipsoid Written answer 11 Having both ends squared or flattened Written answer 12 One half larger than the other Written answer 13 In cross section, sides are more or less angular Written answer 14 Horizontal section approaches a circle Written answer 15 Horizontal cross section departs materially from a circle Written answer 16 is used in sieve separation of foreign materials or grading. Written answer 17 Defined as the force of gravity on the object, and calculated as the product of the mass (m) times the acceleration (g) of gravity (w = mg). Written answer 18 of an object is a fundamental property of the object and is a measure of the amount of matter in the object Written answer 19 of an object is a measure of how much space it occupies Written answer 20 of a material is the amount of that material occupying a certain space and is expressed in units of mass per unit volume. Written answer 21 is the mass divided by the volume of the particle alone. Written answer 22 is the mass of a group of individual particles divided by the space occupied by the entire mass, including the air space. Written answer 23 is the density of a pure substance or a composite material calculated from the densities of its components considering conservation of mass and volume. Written answer 24 is the density of the solid material (including water), excluding any interior pores that are filled with air. Written answer 25 is the density of a material measure when the material has been broken into pieces small enough to be sure that no closed pores remain. Written answer 26 is the density of a particle that has not been structurally modified. It includes the volume of all closed pores but not the externally connected ones. Written answer 27 is the density of a substance including all pores within the material (internal pores). Written answer 28 is the percentage of air between the particles compared to a unit volume of particles. Written answer 29 allows gases, such as air, and liquids to flow through a mass of particles referred to as a packed bed in drying and distillation operations Written answer 30 It is a measure of the total area that the surface of the object occupies. Written answer 31 relate to visual properties of the materials observable by the human eye. Written answer 32 These properties are used to evaluate the physical quality conditions the products through visual inspection for grading and sorting purposes. Written answer 33 is the decrease in volume of the material during processing such as drying. When moisture is removed from food during drying, there is a pressure imbalance between inside and outside of the food. This generates contracting stresses Written answer 34 affects the diffusion coefficient of the material and therefore has an effect on the drying rate. Written answer 35 is defined as the ratio of the apparent volume at a given moisture content to the initial apparent volume of materials before processing. Written answer 36 If there is a uniform shrinkage in all dimensions of the material Written answer 37 The nonuniform shrinkage in different dimensions, on the other hand Written answer

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PROPERTIES OF AB MATERIALS (MODULE 2.1)Version en ligne

par Grace Balahay

of AB materials affect how they are to be processed, handled, transported, processed, stored, and consumed

of spherical particles is easily defined by a single characteristic such as its diameter.

Approaching spheroid

Flattened at the stem end and apex

Vertical diameter greater than the horizontal diameter

Tapered toward the apex

Egg-shaped and broad at the stem end

Inverted oblate

Axis connecting stem and apex slanted

Approaching ellipsoid

Having both ends squared or flattened

One half larger than the other

In cross section, sides are more or less angular

Horizontal section approaches a circle

Horizontal cross section departs materially from a circle

is used in sieve separation of foreign materials or grading.

Defined as the force of gravity on the object, and calculated as the product of the mass (m) times the acceleration (g) of gravity (w = mg).

of an object is a fundamental property of the object and is a measure of the amount of matter in the object

of an object is a measure of how much space it occupies

of a material is the amount of that material occupying a certain space and is expressed in units of mass per unit volume.

is the mass divided by the volume of the particle alone.

is the mass of a group of individual particles divided by the space occupied by the entire mass, including the air space.

is the density of a pure substance or a composite material calculated from the densities of its components considering conservation of mass and volume.

is the density of the solid material (including water), excluding any interior pores that are filled with air.

is the density of a material measure when the material has been broken into pieces small enough to be sure that no closed pores remain.

is the density of a particle that has not been structurally modified. It includes the volume of all closed pores but not the externally connected ones.

is the density of a substance including all pores within the material (internal pores).

is the percentage of air between the particles compared to a unit volume of particles.

allows gases, such as air, and liquids to flow through a mass of particles referred to as a packed bed in drying and distillation operations

It is a measure of the total area that the surface of the object occupies.

relate to visual properties of the materials observable by the human eye.

These properties are used to evaluate the physical quality conditions the products through visual inspection for grading and sorting purposes.

is the decrease in volume of the material during processing such as drying. When moisture is removed from food during drying, there is a pressure imbalance between inside and outside of the food. This generates contracting stresses

affects the diffusion coefficient of the material and therefore has an effect on the drying rate.

is defined as the ratio of the apparent volume at a given moisture content to the initial apparent volume of materials before processing.

If there is a uniform shrinkage in all dimensions of the material

The nonuniform shrinkage in different dimensions, on the other hand