Determine the linear and volume shrinkages

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Determine the linear and volume shrinkages that occur during the drying and sintering of a gel containing 5 vol% solids if the dried gel and the sintered gel have solids content (relative density) of 50% and 100%, respectively.

Reference no: EM13163214

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