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A NEW METHOD OF SAMPLING SOIL SUSPENSION FOR PARTICLE-SIZE ANALYSIS
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A NEW METHOD OF SAMPLING SOIL SUSPENSION FOR PARTICLE-SIZE ANALYSIS
A NEW METHOD OF SAMPLING SOIL SUSPENSION FOR PARTICLE-SIZE ANALYSIS
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N. Moshrefi
N. Moshrefi
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1 April 1993
journal article
research article
Published by
Wolters Kluwer Health
in
Soil Science
Vol. 155
(4)
,
245-248
DOI:
10.1097/00010694-199304000-00002
Abstract
Grain size analysis is performed in many soil science laboratories using the pipet method. However, it is still troublesome and time consuming to sample a suspension at a particular depth. In this paper a method is presented in which soil suspensions (clay and silt) were sampled faster and more easily with a syringe inserted horizontally into the suspension through septa. The new syringe method was compared with the pipet method. Both methods were equally accurate but the syringe method has the advantage of being easier to handle and more time efficient. This makes it especially suitable for series analysis. © Williams & Wilkins 1993. All Rights Reserved.
Keywords
SOIL
SUSPENSION
EASILY
WILLIAMS
HANDLE
SILT
DEPTH
CLAY
RESERVED
FASTER
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