A 100 g soil containing 20% smectitie mineral matter was mixed with 150 mL solutioncontaining 0.10 M Pb. CEC of pure smectitie is 110 emol(+)/kg.CEC of the soil (cmol(+)/kg) is: Q1. A 100 g soil containing 20% smectitie mineral matter was mixed with 150 ml, solutioncontaining 0.10 M Pb CEC of pure smectitie is 110 cmol(1)/kg.CEC of the soil (emol(+)/kg) is:

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Q1. A 100 g soil containing 20% smectitie mineral matter was mixed with 150 ml solution containing 0.10 M Pb. CEC of pure smectitie is 110 cmol(1)/kg. CEC of the soil (cmol(+)/kg) is:

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