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Effects of Structural Iron Reduction on the Hydraulic Conductivity of Na-Smectite
1992
Clays and clay minerals
The long-term impermeability of clay barriers in waste disposal facilities and hydraulic structures is of critical importance to environmental, agricultural, and industrial concerns. Changes in the oxidation state of Fe in the constituent clays of compacted clay barriers may degrade the hydraulic conductivity of these structures because other properties related to hydraulic conductivity, such as swelling, gel microstructure, and particle size, are greatly altered by the oxidation state. Two
doi:10.1346/ccmn.1992.0400402
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