The intermediate particals, that are neither vary rough, nor too smooth, are termed as ____________.
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'' Medio particles ''
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'' Silt''
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The intermediate particles that are neither very rough, nor too smooth, are termed as silt.
Explanation:
- Particles are the minute portion of the matter which cannot be broken into small units.
- There are different types of particles based on size and properties. Soil texture depends on the size of the particles present in it.
- Silt is the intermediate particles which are smaller than the sand and bigger than the clay. It is present on Earth as a soil or as sediment and as soil in the water bodies.
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