What is the difference between raw and baked soil? Find out how the soil from which matkas are made is different from the soil used to make statues.
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Raw Soil :
Raw soil is that which contain certain micro-organisms in it like bacteria etc. This soil is best for plants.
Baked Soil :
This soil does not contain any living because it is heated to high temperature to kill those micro-organisms in it.
Soil used to make matkas :
This soil is named as loamy soil which is porous and uneven. It contains larger particles.
Soil used to make statues:
This is called clayey soil and is less porous and has larger water holding capacity. It gives smooth tone and have fine particles in it.
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Raw Soil :
Raw soil is that which contain certain micro-organisms in it like bacteria etc. This soil is best for plants.
Baked Soil :
This soil does not contain any living because it is heated to high temperature to kill those micro-organisms in it.
Soil used to make matkas :
This soil is named as loamy soil which is porous and uneven. It contains larger particles.
Soil used to make statues:
This is called clayey soil and is less porous and has larger water holding capacity. It gives smooth tone and have fine particles in it.
hope its helpful
DO REPLY ME
AND MARK ME AS AN BRAINLIEST THANKSSS!!
navyarajiv:
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