Lecture

Granulometry: Digestion

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Description

This lecture covers the process of granulometry, where a 10% diluted hydrogen peroxide solution is used to destroy organic matter in soil samples, followed by heating and reflux to observe the effects. The samples are then treated with concentrated hydrogen peroxide multiple times to ensure complete destruction of organic matter before proceeding to the next step in the analysis.

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