Ionic Conductivity Of Soils
Ionic Conductivity of Soils is the measure of a soil's ability to conduct electric current through the movement of ions in its pore solution, distinguished from other forms of soil conductivity by its specific dependence on the concentration, mobility, and valence of dissolved electrolytes within the soil matrix.
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R. K. Schofield, A. W. Taylor · Soil Science Society of America Journal · 1955 · 549 citations
R. B. Campbell, Christopher A. Bower, L. A. Richards · Soil Science Society of America Journal · 1949 · 187 citations
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Institute of Soil Science
Nanjing, China
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Chinese Academy of Sciences
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Agricultural Research Organization
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Idaho National Laboratory
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