Science, asked by Jakhadvaishnavi, 11 months ago

explain the test for total solids

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Answered by Itzkrushika156

Explanation:

Total solids are measured by weighing the amount of solids present in a known volume of sample. This is done by weighing a beaker, filling it with a known volume, evaporating the water in an oven and completely drying the residue, and then weighing the beaker with the residue.

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