Reduction of hydraulic conductivity and loss of organic carbon in non-dispersive soils of different clay mineralogy is related to magnesium induced disaggregation

2019/05/01 by Yingcan Zhu, John McLean Bennett, J. McL. Bennett +1 · 42 citations
Chemistry · Engineering · Environmental Science · Materials Science · #Cation-exchange capacity #Chemistry #Clay minerals #Clay minerals and soil interactions #Dispersion (optics) #Environmental chemistry #Geology #Hydraulic conductivity #Illite #Kaolinite #Landfill Environmental Impact Studies #Magnesium #Mineralogy #Montmorillonite #Soil and Unsaturated Flow #Soil science #Soil water #Total organic carbon

paper · doi:10.1016/j.geoderma.2019.04.019

published in Geoderma 349, 1-10 (Elsevier BV)

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