Permeability of a soil refers to:
A. Water-holding capacity
B. Resistance to erosion
C. Ability to transmit water
D. Surface roughness
Answer: Option C
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Permeability is the property of soil that allows water to flow through its pore spaces.It�s crucial in determining infiltration and drainage rates.This Question Belongs to Geological Engineering >> Groundwater And Hydrogeology
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What is the zone called where all the pores are completely filled with water?
A. Capillary zone
B. Aeration zone
C. Saturated zone
D. Vadose zone
The upper surface of the saturated zone is known as:
A. Water table
B. Capillary fringe
C. Aquiclude
D. Artesian surface
A. Rock that does not hold water
B. Layer that restricts water flow
C. Permeable rock that stores and transmits water
D. Layer that absorbs contaminants
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