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Rapid semi-quantitative method of determining water soluble sulphate in some Saskatchewan soils
To combat sulphate attack on underground concrete structures the soluble sulphate ion concentration of the soils must be known in advance of construction. The choice of an analytical procedure for measuring the water soluble sulphate concentration of soils depends on such factors as the reason for m
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