Journal of the American Ceramic Society · 1938 · 15 citations · 3 references
AgricultureEarth SciencesSoil SciencesColloid ScienceSoil PhysicsSoil ScienceClay DispersionClay MineralogyClay MineralsGrain Size DistributionSoil ColloidsSoil DispersionClay Colloid PropertiesClay Fraction BehaviorClay Fraction CompositionClay FractionsClay Mineral DispersionClay Particle Size AnalysisParticle-size DistributionParticle-size Fractionation
A bstract The advantages of studying a clay by dividing it into a series of nearly nionodispersed systems are brought out. A method for carrying this out is described, using a Florida kaolin as an example. The size distribution in each fraction is measured by settling methods, and good agreement is indicated between these sizes and the microscopically measured sizes.
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