NASA NTRS · 20060038843
Quantitative Relationships Between Net Volume Change and Fabric Properties During Soil Evolution
Abstract
The state of soil evolution can be charted by net long-term volume and elemental mass changes for individual horizons compared with parent material. Volume collapse or dilation depends on relative elemental mass fluxes associated with losses form or additions to soil horizons.
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Chadwick, O. A., Nettleton, W. D.. 1993-07-12. Quantitative Relationships Between Net Volume Change and Fabric Properties During Soil Evolution. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20060038843
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