Computer · Soil Mechanics
The Liquid Limit (wL) of a fine-grained soil is conventionally defined as the water content at which the soil transitions from a liquid state to which other state of consistency?
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- 1Plastic state✓
- 2Semi-solid state
- 3Flocculated state
- 4Solid state
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Plastic state
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