The neutron scattering method is not useful in estimating the moisture in
A. Acidic soils
B. Alluvial soils
C. Lateritic soils
D. Organic soils
Answer: Option D
Solution(By Examveda Team)
The neutron scattering technique is used to measure water content in the soil. The principle involved in this method is when a source is lowered into the soil and fast neutrons are emitted, the soil causes the neutron to slow and scatter. The result is that the probe becomes surrounded by a cloud of slow neutrons. But this method is not useful in estimating the moisture in organic soils.Related Questions on Agronomy
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