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Entry: physical stability
URI: https://data.geoscience.earth/ncl/misc/275
The physical stability of a soil depends on its inherent stability linked to soil characteristics as its texture (coarse or fine), aggregate size and structure, porosity, stone and organic matter content, pH and the evolution of its stability linked to climate (e.g. freeze-thawing) and biological activity
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8 Aug 2025 13:49:37.658
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physical stability
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275
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The physical stability of a soil depends on its inherent stability linked to soil characteristics as its texture (coarse or fine), aggregate size and structure, porosity, stone and organic matter content, pH and the evolution of its stability linked to climate (e.g. freeze-thawing) and biological activity
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275
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physical stability
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International Organization for Standardization (2024) ISO/DTS 18718:2024 – Soil quality – Guidance on the use of ecological site descriptors in risk assessment of contaminated land. (technical pre-standard)
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