Which of the following is/are not measured by physical testing?
A)size and shape
B)weight, volume, and density
C)moisture, texture, and viscosity
D)nutrient and nonnutrient substances

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Nutrient and nonnutrient substances are not typically measured by physical testing, but rather through chemical analysis. Size and shape, weight, volume, density, moisture, texture, and viscosity can all be measured through physical testing. Nutrient and nonnutrient substances are measured by chemical testing rather than physical testing. Physical testing typically involves measuring properties such as size, shape, weight, volume, density, moisture, texture, and viscosity.

Which of the Following Is/are Not Measured by Physical Testing