CEEN 341 - Lecture 4 - Atterberg Limits and Soil Consistency

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Very good lecture video. I liked the joke of being stranded in a desert/island and need to come up with LL in order to survive without having to do the LL test.

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So in summery is it safe to say that if the LI is less than 1, the soil is most probably an over consolidated clay and also its either a kalonite or illite in terms of clay mineralogy ?

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