Physical Properties of Materials

What property is defined as the mass of a material per unit of its volume?

Which property is used to calculate the density and porosity of materials?

What property is defined as the ratio of the volume of voids in a material to the total volume of granular material?

Which material property allows water to pass through its pores?

What property refers to the ability of a material to absorb water from the environment?

Which property refers to the ability of a material to absorb water present in the atmosphere?

What is the ratio of the weight of a material per unit volume, excluding air holes and pores?

Which property is defined as the total weight, including solids and voids, of any granular material per unit of its total volume?

Which material property refers to its ability to absorb water from the ambience or atmosphere?

What property is related to the absorption of water present in the ambience or atmosphere, as seen in salt and sugar?

Which property allows water to pass through a material's pores?

Which property is important in determining whether a material can be rapidly ignited or not?

What is the property that raises the temperature of fire-resistant materials during a fire, potentially causing damage by expansion?

'Timber' is an example of which property related to a material's interaction with water?

'Fire Resistance' distinguishes between materials that are:

Which property relates to the mass of a material per unit of its volume?