Question

explain the properties of clayey soil , Sandy soil and loamy soil​

Answer 1

$\Large\mathcal\red{\boxed{\orange{Clayley Soil}}}$

Plasticity - sticky, the ability to form and retain the shape by an outside force, has a unique "crystal" structure of the molecules, plate like, flat, 2 dimensional, water affects it. ...

Particle size - very tiny - less than 2 microns, 1 millionth of a meter.

$\Large\mathcal\red{\boxed{\orange{SandySoil}}}$

Sandy soils are often considered as soils with physical properties easy to define: weak structure or no structure, poor water retention properties, high permeability, highly sensitivity to compaction with many adverse consequences.

$\Large\mathcal\red{\boxed{\orange{Loamy Soil}}}$

Loam soils contain sand, silt and clay in such proportions that stickyness and non-adhesiveness are in balance - so the soils are mouldable but not sticky. Loams are the "friendliest" soils to cultivate