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H. B. Hume has written: 'Technetium diffusion in clay-based materials under oxic and anoxic conditions' -- subject(s): Diffusion rates, Radioactive waste disposal in the ground, Clay, Technetium, Permeability 'Procedures and apparatus for measuring diffusion and distribution coefficients in compacted clays' -- subject(s): Clay, Environmental aspects, Environmental aspects of Radioactive waste disposal in the ground, Radioactive waste disposal in the ground
Dennis W. Oscarson has written: 'Preliminary study of clay/concrete interactions' -- subject(s): Concrete, Chemical reactions, Chemistry, Radioactive waste disposal in the ground, Clay
Firebricks, or refractory bricks, are made from ceramic and/ or clay. The substances in their makeup are not radioactive.
Clay is not a good material when making a road. When clay dries, it is easily broken. Clay is also not a strong enough material for lots of heavy vehicles to be on it.
one of them is clay
clay is homogeneous mixture
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Clay is not a property, but a natural material.
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No clay is not an organic material, it is made from minerals.
Impermeable material is material that does not allow anything to penetrate it. An example of it is CLAY.
Yes clay [itself] is inorganic, it was not deprived from organic material.