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    The document contains 3 multiple choice questions about centrifuges, sieves, and settling rates of particles in water. Question 1 asks about the number of g-forces generated by a centrifuge spinning at 2000 rpm with a maximum radius of 10 cm. Question 2 asks about the equivalent mesh size in microns for a US Standard Sieve series equivalent to 24 mesh Tyler Standard. Question 3 provides data on particle sizes ranging from 28-200 mesh and asks about the settling distance between the largest and smallest particles after 10 minutes in deep still water.

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    The document contains 3 multiple choice questions about centrifuges, sieves, and settling rates of particles in water. Question 1 asks about the number of g-forces generated by a centrifuge spinning at 2000 rpm with a maximum radius of 10 cm. Question 2 asks about the equivalent mesh size in microns for a US Standard Sieve series equivalent to 24 mesh Tyler Standard. Question 3 provides data on particle sizes ranging from 28-200 mesh and asks about the settling distance between the largest and smallest particles after 10 minutes in deep still water.

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    The document contains 3 multiple choice questions about centrifuges, sieves, and settling rates of particles in water. Question 1 asks about the number of g-forces generated by a centrifuge spinning at 2000 rpm with a maximum radius of 10 cm. Question 2 asks about the equivalent mesh size in microns for a US Standard Sieve series equivalent to 24 mesh Tyler Standard. Question 3 provides data on particle sizes ranging from 28-200 mesh and asks about the settling distance between the largest and smallest particles after 10 minutes in deep still water.

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    UOPS 4 Semis

    21. How many “g” can be obtained in a centrifuge which can spin a liquid at 2000 rev/min at a
    maximum radius of 10 cm?
    a. 440 b. 450 c. 460 d. 470

    23. The US Standard Sieve series is equivalent to a 24 mesh Tyler Standard is _____ microns.
    a. 600 b. 100 c. 805 d. 707

    24. A random handful of silica particles ranging in size from 28 mesh to 200 mesh is thrown to a
    very deep body of water (without tides or turbulence).
    Data: Viscosity of water= 0.01 poise
    mesh= 0.0589 cm
    Density of silica= 2.65 g/cm3
    200 mesh= 0.0074 cm.
    The distance between the largest and the smallest particles after 10 min is _____.
    a. 4700 cm b. 4900 cm c. 5000 cm d. 4000 cm

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