For crushing of solids, the Rittinger's law states that the work required for crushing is proportional to __________________?

Correct answer: D. The new surface created

  • A. None of these
  • B. The size reduction ratio
  • C. The change in volume due to crushing
  • D. The new surface created

Explanation

Rittinger's law applies mainly to fine-size reduction, where the energy is proportional to the new surface area created. This differs from Kick's law, which relates work to the size-reduction ratio.

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