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1. Higher is the mesh number, smaller will be the aperture size of the screen. It means that the aperture size of a 200 mesh screen will be smaller than that of 20 mesh screen. This is valid for
(A): all (a), (b) and (c).
(B): American standard screens (ASTM and Tyler standard screens).
(C): British standard screens.
(D): German standard screens (DIN 1171) etc.
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