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The loss in weight of the sample represents organic matter, water of combination, salts of ammonia, etc.
Soil Physics Laboratory Guide 51 4 — Determine by this method the loss on ignition, of the following soils : sand, loam, clay, loess and peat.
Tabulate the data as follows: Kind of Soil No. of Crucible Wt. Crucible and Soil Be- fore Heating Wt. Crucible and Soil After Heating Loss on Ignition Percent of Loss Questions : (a) Does the soil change color on ignition?
Why ?
(5) Why is there a gre...ater loss on ignition with loam than with sand?
EXERCISE 32 The Effect of Organic Matter on Baking of Clay Soils Object : To show the degree to which organic matter prevents the baking of clay soils.
Directions : 1 — Secure four one-gallon jars provided with drain- age outlets and fill them to within one inch of the top as follows : No. 1— Clay.
No. 2 — Clay thoroughly mixed with five per- cent of peat by weight.
No. 3 — Clay thoroughly mixed with ten per- cent of peat by weight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The loss in weight of the sample represents organic matter, water of combination, salts of ammonia, etc.
Soil Physics Laboratory Guide 51 4 — Determine by this method the loss on ignition, of the following soils : sand, loam, clay, loess and peat.
Tabulate the data as follows: Kind of Soil No. of Crucible Wt. Crucible and Soil Be- fore Heating Wt. Crucible and Soil After Heating Loss on Ignition Percent of Loss Questions : (a) Does the soil change color on ignition?
Why ?
(5) Why is there a gre...ater loss on ignition with loam than with sand?
EXERCISE 32 The Effect of Organic Matter on Baking of Clay Soils Object : To show the degree to which organic matter prevents the baking of clay soils.
Directions : 1 — Secure four one-gallon jars provided with drain- age outlets and fill them to within one inch of the top as follows : No. 1— Clay.
No. 2 — Clay thoroughly mixed with five per- cent of peat by weight.
No. 3 — Clay thoroughly mixed with ten per- cent of peat by weight.
52 Soil Physics Laboratory Guide No.
What to read after Soil Physics Laboratory Guide?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stevenson, W. H. (William Henry), 1872- to read onlineMoreLess
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