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Assess the engineering properties of geologic materials in construction

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Answered by biolover6
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Definition: A geological material is a material extracted as-is from the earth in rock or sediment form, including rocks, clays, sands, limestone, and other industrial minerals.

Definition. Engineering properties, considered broadly, are physical, chemical, and biological characteristics that are observable, measureable, and influence behavior to the extent that they are important in engineering analyses and design, and in performance of components, systems, or processes.

Answered by shivam12349
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: A geological material is a material extracted as-is from the earth in rock or sediment form, including rocks, clays, sands, limestone, and other industrial minerals.

Definition. Engineering properties, considered broadly, are physical, chemical, and biological characteristics that are observable, measureable, and influence behavior to the extent that they are important in engineering analyses and design, and in performance of components, systems, or processes.

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