Study of dielectric and physiochemical propertiesof soil at Bastar region of India
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Abstract
In the upcoming awareness for different soil types and its impact on various physical, chemical
properties and holding capacity, it is critical to investigate the impact of inorganic materials on
soil dielectric potential at microwave frequencies. In this regard, different soil specimens were
gathered from varioussites of Dantewada district around NMDC Dantewada agricultural land
(Villages- Kirandul, Bade- Bacheli, Bacheli,Bhanshi). Surprisingly, not much has been reported
towards the chemical propertiesof the key constituents of these different soils. In the present
study, we therefore investigated the different properties of soils, particularly to the dielectric
potential from different locations, at microwave frequency. The data revealed the sensitivity
towards various soil types and thus helped in determining the soil texture. Furthermore, by
knowing the electrical conductivity and dielectric potential of soil samples, various chemical
parameters including the different percentages of clay, slit and different physical properties were
thus explored.These findings concluded that at different locations, there is remarkable variation
in physical and chemical properties of soils. Also, the observed values of soil dielectric
characteristics are in good accord with previous research. As a result, researchers working in the
field of agriculture might benefit from these characteristics.
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