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Water content of a soil sample is the difference of the weight of the given sample at the given temperature and the weight determined after drying it for 24 hours at temperature ranging from

80° to 90°C
90° to 95°C
95° to 100°C
103° to 105°C
105° to 110°C

Correct Answer: 105° to 110°C

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