The apparent specific gravity of an aggregate is defined as

the weight of oven dry aggregate divided by its absolute volume, excluding the natural pores in the aggregate particles the weight of oven dry aggregate divided by its absolute volume, excluding the natural process in the aggregate particles the weight of aggregate required to fill a container of unit volume the difference in weight of the aggregate in saturated surface dry condition and in moist condition

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