Reports of Special Subjects a D F volume 13
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2862 RED UNDER-CLAY, of the chestnut soil, from one mile west of CartwrigM s Post-office, Clinton county. Sam- ple taken from 18 to 24 inches below the surface. Collected by R. H. Loughridge.
Subsoil of a dull, orange-red color, in friable clods. When powdered, it is of a handsome orange tint. The coarse sieve removed from it about 8. 9 per cent, of irregular small frag- ments of ferruginous sandstone. Its siliceous residue all passed through the fine sieve, except about 2. 5 per cent of fine w...hite sand.
116 CHEMICAL REPORT.
COMPOSITION OF THESE CLINTON COUNTY SOILS. (Calculated Dried at 212 F. ) Numbers in Report.
2858 2859 2860 2861 2862 Organic and volatile mat'rs Alumina "1 3. 511 2. 998 2. 985 2. 618 5. 483 / 7. 335 Iron and manganese ox'es / Lime carbonate 6. 757 . 405 6. 215 -. 305 4. 243 . 151 4. 361 . 051 \ 13. 188 trace.
Magnesia ... ....
. 073 . 055 . 145 . 109 . 240 Phosphoric acid (P 2 O s ) . Potash extracted by acids . Soda extracted by acids . Water expelled at 400 F .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2862 RED UNDER-CLAY, of the chestnut soil, from one mile west of CartwrigM s Post-office, Clinton county. Sam- ple taken from 18 to 24 inches below the surface. Collected by R. H. Loughridge.
Subsoil of a dull, orange-red color, in friable clods. When powdered, it is of a handsome orange tint. The coarse sieve removed from it about 8. 9 per cent, of irregular small frag- ments of ferruginous sandstone. Its siliceous residue all passed through the fine sieve, except about 2. 5 per cent of fine w...hite sand.
116 CHEMICAL REPORT.
COMPOSITION OF THESE CLINTON COUNTY SOILS. (Calculated Dried at 212 F. ) Numbers in Report.
2858 2859 2860 2861 2862 Organic and volatile mat'rs Alumina "1 3. 511 2. 998 2. 985 2. 618 5. 483 / 7. 335 Iron and manganese ox'es / Lime carbonate 6. 757 . 405 6. 215 -. 305 4. 243 . 151 4. 361 . 051 \ 13. 188 trace.
Magnesia ... ....
. 073 . 055 . 145 . 109 . 240 Phosphoric acid (P 2 O s ) . Potash extracted by acids . Soda extracted by acids . Water expelled at 400 F .
What to read after Reports of Special Subjects a D F volume 13?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kentucky Geological Survey to read onlineMoreLess
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