Which type of sediment sample normally has the greatest permeability rate?.

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spayn [35]2 years ago

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The Sites pebbles is the type of sediment sample that normally has the greatest permeability rate.

<h3>What is a permeability rate?</h3>

This refers to the rate at which an applied irrigation water moves through the soil.

Hence, the sites pebbles has the greatest permeability rate because it has allows a large space which helps moves unto the beneath easily.

Therefore, the sites pebbles is the type of sediment sample that normally has the greatest permeability rate.

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