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why permeability in sand is more than clays​

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Answered by rajanaramarao29
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Why do they do this? Some surface soils in the area have a high clay content (very small particles), so they have high porosity but low permeability. Adding sand helps increase the average soil particle size, increasing the permeability.

Answered by Anonymous
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Surprisingly, clay can have high porosity too because clay has a greater surface area than sand, therefore, more water can remain in the soil. ... Some surface soils in the area have a high clay content (very small particles), so they have high porosity but low permeability.

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