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soil mineralogy

soil mineralogy noun: the subdiscipline of soil science that studies the solid inorganic phases controlling physicochemical processes in soils and sediments.

Noun

soil mineralogy (uncountable)

  1. The subdiscipline of soil science that studies the solid inorganic phases controlling physicochemical processes in soils and sediments.

Questions about soil mineralogy

What does soil mineralogy mean?
Soil mineralogy means the subdiscipline of soil science that studies the solid inorganic phases controlling physicochemical processes in soils and sediments.
What part of speech is soil mineralogy?
Soil mineralogy is a noun.

Words near soil mineralogy in the dictionary

  1. soil fertility
  2. soil genesis
  3. soil management
  4. soil mechanics
  5. soil microbiology
  6. soil mineralogy
  7. soil moisture deficit
  8. soil moisture deficits
  9. soil nail
  10. soil nails
  11. soil one's pants

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