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Get PriceThe swelling/shrinking tendency of some silicate clay minerals is due primarily to a varying thickness of the film of water covering the external surface of the particles b the presence of cations attracted by the negative charges on the internal surfaces c the movement of water molecules in and out of the interlayers of the crystal
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Get Pricethe effect of temperature on the swelling of clay was studied by determining 1 the relation between the interlayer spacing λ and the swelling pressure π at different values of the temperature t using the method of viani et al 1983 as modified by wu et al 1989 2 the relation between λ and t at different values of π and 3 the …
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Get PriceDetailed Solution Download Solution PDF 1 With reference to grain size Kaolinite > Illite > Montmorillonite 2 With reference to swelling and shrinkage behavior Montmorillonite > Illite > Kaolinite 3 With reference to Plasticity Index Montmorillonite > Illite > Kaolinite Download Solution PDF Share on Whatsapp Latest ISRO Scientist CE Updates
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