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甲乙两化验员同时对一份玉米进行杂质检验,甲仅用3.0mm的JSG筛层,乙在用3.0mm的JSG筛层的同时,又用了其它筛层,二者检验的结果能一样吗?为什么?哪个是正确的?

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甲乙检验结果不会一样。因为:甲未按技术规程要求辅助筛层,仅用了绝对筛层,导致绝对筛层上的筛理物与乙比变大,使筛理效率相对变低,杂质检验结果也随之变低。乙是正确的。事实上,就其结果的数值而言相差并不多。

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