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Beach sand.
Click on the image to download the pdf of the sand analysis exercise.

This sand analysis exercise is based on two sand samples from different locations.

Two 0.15kg samples of sands from different locations have been passed through sieves of decreasing size until all the material is retained. The contents of each sieve have been weighed and the results are given in two tables.

Worked examples are included at the end of the exercise.

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