2017
DOI: 10.22267/rcia.173402.70
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Relación entre propiedades físicas y la susceptibilidad magnética en dos suelos del Valle del Cauca

Abstract: La susceptibilidad magnética (SM) es una propiedad que determina el grado de magnetización de un material de acuerdo con su composición, dado su potencial en el diagnóstico de suelos agrícolas. Con el objetivo de evaluar la aplicabilidad de este atributo en el análisis físico de suelos, se determinó su correlación con algunas propiedades físicas en suelos del Valle del Cauca. Se realizaron muestreos en dos lotes de caña de azúcar (Chondular y Santa Rosa), de 55 y 98 hectáreas, respectivamente. Los datos se ana… Show more

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“…An increase in bulk density implies an increase in the percentage of the total volume of soil occupied by its solid phase, and consequently, indicates soil compaction. If the tracer had been applied homogeneously throughout the entire soil volume, an increase in bulk density would have meant a higher concentration of tracer per soil volume, and therefore affecting the magnetic susceptibility intensity (Jimenez et al, 2017). However, this was not the case in the present experiments as the tracer was mixed only in a thin layer of subsurface soil (see earlier).…”
Section: Bulk Densitymentioning
confidence: 71%
“…An increase in bulk density implies an increase in the percentage of the total volume of soil occupied by its solid phase, and consequently, indicates soil compaction. If the tracer had been applied homogeneously throughout the entire soil volume, an increase in bulk density would have meant a higher concentration of tracer per soil volume, and therefore affecting the magnetic susceptibility intensity (Jimenez et al, 2017). However, this was not the case in the present experiments as the tracer was mixed only in a thin layer of subsurface soil (see earlier).…”
Section: Bulk Densitymentioning
confidence: 71%