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Soil physics

a classification of soil aggregates by their coherence in water, separating slaking and dispersive behaviour into graded classes.

In soil physics, Emerson aggregate class refers to a classification of soil aggregates by their coherence in water, separating slaking and dispersive behaviour into graded classes. This meaning comes from Emerson (1967) in Australian Journal of Soil Research.[1]

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References

Emerson, W. (1967). A classification of soil aggregates based on their coherence in water. Australian Journal of Soil Research, 5(1), 47-57. https://doi.org/10.1071/sr9670047

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