The specific surface of spherical particles is given by (where D and ρ are diameter and density of particle) ?

Correct answer: A. 6/D.ρ

  • A. 6/D.ρ
  • B. 2/D.ρ
  • C. 4/D.ρ
  • D. 12/D.ρ

Explanation

For a sphere, surface area divided by volume is πD² divided by πD³/6, giving 6/D; dividing by density gives the mass-based specific surface, 6/(Dρ). Hence option A represents the usual formula.

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