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Four Types

Introduction to Soil Science / Introduction to Colloids

"The four main soil colloid categories are crystalline silicate clays or phyllosilicates, poorly crystalline silicates, oxides and hydroxides, and organic colloids. These groups differ in composition, shape, charge, water retention, nutrient retention, and environmental distribution. Together they control many of the chemical properties of soil."

Related Ideas

  • Organic ColloidsIntroduction to Soil Science · Poorly Crystalline Silicate, Oxide, and Organic Colloids
  • Poorly CrystallineIntroduction to Soil Science · Poorly Crystalline Silicate, Oxide, and Organic Colloids
  • Oxides HydroxidesIntroduction to Soil Science · Poorly Crystalline Silicate, Oxide, and Organic Colloids
  • PhyllosilicatesIntroduction to Soil Science · Phyllosilicate Colloids and their Surface Chemistry
  • Phyllosilicates DevelopIntroduction to Soil Science · Phyllosilicate Colloids and their Surface Chemistry
  • Phyllosilicates SwellIntroduction to Soil Science · Phyllosilicate Colloids and their Surface Chemistry
  • Common PhyllosilicatesIntroduction to Soil Science · Common Soil Phyllosilicates
  • Weathering ChangeIntroduction to Soil Science · Common Soil Phyllosilicates
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