Lecture

Laboratory Work: Particle Size Analysis

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This lecture covers the process of particle size analysis in the laboratory, where a 10% diluted hydrogen peroxide solution is used to eliminate organic matter from soil samples, followed by heating the samples in a reflux system to observe the effects. Additional concentrated hydrogen peroxide is added, and the process is repeated multiple times to ensure complete destruction of organic matter before the samples are ready for further analysis.

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