Find its porosity, A 100.0 cm3 total volume of an oven-dry

Find its porosity

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Problem: A 100.0 cm3 total volume of an oven-dry soil required 40.0 g of water to saturate it. Assume that the soil does not swell upon wetting. Find its porosity.

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