What is the diameter d of the smallest -size particles

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in a hydrometer test , the results are as follows:Gs =2.60 , temperature of water=24c ,and R=43at 60 min after the start of sedimentation . what is the diameter , D, of the smallest -size particles that have settled beyond the zone of measurement at that time(that is , t=60 min)?

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