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Diffused  Double  Layer  (DDL) ?

Basic Geotechnical Engineering

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Diffused double layer (DDL) is the result of clay-water-electrolyte interaction. Cations are held strongly on the negatively charged surface of dry fine-grained soil or clays. These cations are termed as adsorbed cations. Those cations in excess of t

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