What is dry mass?
Answer / Ashish Kumar Yadav
Dry mass, also known as ash-free dry mass or oven-dried mass, refers to the weight of a substance after all its water content has been removed by drying it at high temperatures (usually 105°C). Dry mass is often used in ecological studies to measure the amount of organic matter in an ecosystem without considering its water content.
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