The use of calcined clays as supplementary cementitious materials provides the opportunity
to significantly reduce the cement industry's carbon burden; however, use at a global scale …

Surface soil vapor sorption and non-rainfall water (NRW) deposition are important sources,
and can be highly influential in soil water dynamics and biochemical processes in drylands …

Soil specific surface area (SA) controls fundamental soil processes such as retention of
water, ion exchange, and adsorption and release of plant nutrients and contaminants …

Specific surface area (SSA) of soil is an intrinsic property governing many geotechnical and
geoenvironmental engineering properties. SSA can be physically divided into two …

Porcelain stoneware tile is a high-performance product with better mechanical and chemical
properties than other classes of ceramic tiles. One of its main characteristics is its low …

A soil's specific surface area (SSA) is commonly determined by two conventional methods:
adsorption isotherms using nitrogen gas with interpretation through the Brunauer-Emmet …

Short-ranged hydration of water on mineral surfaces and capillary condensation in larger
pores influences mechanical behavior of unsaturated soil (eg, strength, stiffness) in different …

Soil surface cover is one of the most critical factors affecting soil water vapor transport,
especially in drylands where water is limited, and the water movement occurs predominantly …

Soil water sorption isotherm is governed by soil–water interactions of adsorption and
capillarity, depending on particle surface properties and pore size distribution, respectively …

Wildfires and associated wetting-induced slope stability issues (ie, erosion, shallow
landslides, and debris flows) are common problems all around the world. The water …