Abstract:In this paper, a new quantitative approach for estimating the structural and functional connectivity inside soil by Fast Field Cycling (FFC) NMR relaxometry is presented, tested by measurements carried out in three samples with different texture characteristics. Measurements by FFC NMR relaxometry have been carried out using water-suspended samples and Proton Larmor frequencies (νL) ranging in the 0.015–35 MHz interval. Two non-degraded soil samples, with different textural characteristics, and a degraded soil… Show more
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