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Find the shrinkage limit and shrinkage ratio.
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A laboratory test was conducted to determine the shrinkage limit of a soil sample. The following data were obtained: Mass of dish = 12.78 g. Mass of dish plus wet soil = 39.57 g. Mass of dish plus oven-dried soil = 34.71 g. Volume of shrinkage dish = 14.63 cc. Volume of oven-dried soil pat = 12.70 cc.
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Principles of Geotechnical Engineering (MindTap Course List)
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