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What is Kick’s law?

(a) Amount of energy required to tear the given material

(b) Amount of energy required to crush the given material

(c) Amount of energy required to compress the given material

(d) Amount of energy required to break the given material

This question was addressed to me during an internship interview.

The question is from Size Reduction in portion Size Reduction of Food Processing Unit Operations

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Right option is (b) Amount of energy required to crush the given material

The best explanation: The kick’s law is defined as the amount of energy required to crush a given amount of material to a specified fraction of its original size is the same, regardless of the original size.

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