CHAPTER 1. SOIL PHYSICAL PROPERTIES

Sometimes, we use wet bulk density, and it is defined as r wb = (m l + m s)/V Moreover, we define density of each of the specific phases, or r m = m s/V s varies between 2.6-2.65 for most mineral soils (mineral density) r l = m l/V l is about 1.0 for water and assumed constant (water density) r g = m g/V g approximately zero, relative to other ...

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