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Journal article

Discussion: Influence of external stress and initial density on the volumetric behavior of an expansive clay during wetting [Environ Earth Sci (2020) 79(10), 211]

A Soltani

Environmental Earth Sciences | SPRINGER | Published : 2020

DOI: 10.1007/s12665-020-09249-z

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Keywords

Geosciences, Multidisciplinary
Mental Health
Environmental Sciences & Ecology
Water Resources
40 Engineering
Physical Sciences
4005 Civil Engineering
Geology
Subjective Variability
Behavioral and Social Science
Life Sciences & Biomedicine
Expansive Clay
Swelling and Collapse
Science & Technology
Primary Swelling/collapse Coefficient
Secondary Swelling/collapse Coefficient
Soil
Swelling Behavior
Environmental Sciences

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