Effect of Magnetic Treatment on Leaching Efficiency of Salts
Ashwini H. Gudigar, Manjunatha Hebbara
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Ashwini H. Gudigar, Manjunatha Hebbara
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A column study was conducted to examine the effect of magnetic treatment on leaching efficiency of salts. Leaching a saline soil with magnetized water removed more salts from the soil compared to leaching with non-magnetized water. Soils leached with magnetized water had significantly higher leachate salinity and lower soil salinity compared to leaching with non-magnetized water.
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A column study was conducted to examine the effect of magnetic treatment on leaching efficiency of salts. Leaching a saline soil with magnetized water removed more salts from the soil compared to leaching with non-magnetized water. Soils leached with magnetized water had significantly higher leachate salinity and lower soil salinity compared to leaching with non-magnetized water.
Key concepts: Leaching (pedology), Leachate, Leaching model, Salinity, Soil water, Soil salinity, Environmental science, Soil science