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What are properties of Soil?

Properties of Soil class 7 Science

What are properties of Soil?

In this article, we will discuss ‘Properties of Soil’ from chapter ‘Soil’ out for Class 7 Science.
 Percolation rate of water in the soil
  • Percolation is the property of absorption of water by soil.
  • If we pour a bottle of water on the floor and another bottle of water in the soil, the water on the floor will flow down but water in the soil will be absorbed.
  • The percolation rate is the amount of water absorbed by any soil at any given time.
  • Formula for calculating percolation rate is,
       Percolation rate (ml/min) = amount of water (ml) / percolation time (min).
  • For example, If 200 ml of water is percolated through the soil sample in 40 min. Calculate the rate of percolation.
Solution – Rate of percolation is = amount of water (ml)/ percolation time (min)
= 200 ml/ 40 min
= 5 ml/ min
Ans- The rate of percolation is 5 ml/ min.
Moisture in soil
  • Moisture is the amount of water present in the soil.
  • During summer, the water content in the soil evaporates and moves up which reflect the sunlight, thus the air above soil seems to shimmer.

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