I've posted this link in various threads, but it deserves to be a resource.
Link above is for the A's. There is a page for each letter of the alphabet. It generally does not give true particle density (if it does, it is in the specific gravity column, but that's mostly blank). It gives the density of material in lump or powder form, in both metric and "english" units.
It seems to be a good source for industrial materials supplied in such a form. For foodstuffs and cooking, I think I prefer the USDA link also posted in this subforum. As is common with bulk densities, if you find figures from different sources, there is some disagreement in value. Powders vary.
Link above is for the A's. There is a page for each letter of the alphabet. It generally does not give true particle density (if it does, it is in the specific gravity column, but that's mostly blank). It gives the density of material in lump or powder form, in both metric and "english" units.
It seems to be a good source for industrial materials supplied in such a form. For foodstuffs and cooking, I think I prefer the USDA link also posted in this subforum. As is common with bulk densities, if you find figures from different sources, there is some disagreement in value. Powders vary.
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