Rowland, fall of particles in liquid, 180

S

Sachsse and Becker, method for iron, 401–403

Salts, preparation for absorption, 130

Samples for moisture, 74

permeability, 74

staple crops, 75

preparation, 454

for elutriation, 229

Sampling, general directions, 66

method of Caldwell, 71

German experiment stations, 69

Grandeau, 77

Hilgard, 67

Lawes, 80

Official Agricultural Chemists, 79

French Commission, 69, 80

Peligot, 72

Richards, 69

Royal Agricultural Society, 76

Wahnschaffe, 72, 81

Whitney, 68, 73

Wolff, 81

Sandstone, 35

Schaeffer and Deventer, method for nitrous acid, 567

Schloesing method, comparison with Beaker, 241

DeKonick’s modification, 514–516

for nitric acid, 500

French modification, 500–505

of collecting soil gases, 291

silt analysis, 200

Schmidt’s process, 516

Schulze-Tiemann modification, 510–514

Spiegel’s modification, 509

Warington’s modification, 505–508

Schmidt’s method for nitric acid, 539

Schöne’s elutriator, 212

Schulze-Tiemann method, 510–514

Sea-weeds, analysis, 13

Sedimentary rocks, classification, 35

Sediments, separation of fine, 233

weighing, 235

Seeding, method employed, 475

Selective absorption of soils, 122

Separation of silt particles, 272

Shaler, phosphatic limestones, 12

Sieve analysis, classification, 185

German experiment stations, 183

separation, 182

Sievert’s method for nitric acid, 536

Sifting with water, 183

Silica, 4

direct estimation, 424

estimation, 356, 361, 365

Silt analyses, value, 279

analysis, Belgian method, 204

classification of results, 235, 236

interpretation, 251

Italian method, 195, 206

method of Hilgard, 225

Osborne, 196

Schöne, 212–220

methods, 185

Moore’s modification, 192

Schloesing’s method, 200

statement of results, 194

subsidence of soil particles, 186–188

Wolff’s method, 192

classes, illustrations, 258

particles, color and transparency, 278

examination, with polarized light, 261

forms and dimensions, 257

microchemical examination, 262–266

petrographic examination, 266

separation by specific gravity, 268–277

staining, 261

percentage in soils, 249

separates, microscopic examination, 256

Mineralogical examination, 254–278

Siphon silt cylinder, 190

Soda, estimation, 355, 358, 361, 365, 374, 384

Sodium, 22

amalgam process, 537–539

microchemical examination, 263

Soil absorption, importance, 124

method of determining, 125

analyses, special methods, 367–428

definition, 1

extracts, method of preparing, 158

gases, 149, 150

heat, sources, 102

ingredients, distribution, 247

moisture, 132

particles, number, 251–253

standard sizes, 181

surface area, 253

samples, air drying, 88

preliminary examination, 87–93

treatment in laboratory, 87

sampling, general principles, 65

solutions, analyses, 352–367

temperatures, method of determining, 111

thermometry, 111–116

Soils, absorptive power, 117–131

and subsoils, 62, 63

as a mass, 95

carbon dioxid, 293

chemical elements, 2

classification; according to deposition, 52

cohesion and adhesion, 116, 117

color, 95

compact, 90

composition, relation to gases, 282

conductivity for heat, 115

deficient in carbonates, 340

digestion with solvents, 343–352

estimation of carbonates, 337

loose, 89

mechanical analysis, 171–179

method of estimating absorption of heat, 115

nitrifying power, 467

origin, 1, 43

preliminary treatment, 87–93

qualities, 52–53

reaction, 303

selective absorption, 122

specific gravity, 98

determination, 99

unusual constituents, 591–593

volume, 100

weight of one hectare, 102

Solar heat, absorption, 103

Specific gravity, 30

of soils, 98–110

apparent, 101

determination of apparent, 101

heat of soils, 102

determination, 104–110

variations, 110

Spencer, photomicrographs, 259

Squanto, manurial value of fish, 14

Staining organisms, method, 487

silt particles, 261

Stassfurt potash salts, 20

Sterilization, 489

by heat, 490

high pressure steam, 492

Sterilized soil, nitrification, 487, 488

Sterilizing apparatus, 490, 493

oven, 491

Stockbridge, composition of humus, 61

soil moisture, 132

Strontium, microchemical examination, 265

Stutzer’s method for nitric acid, 537

Subcultures, method, 479

Subsidence, physical explanation, 180

Sulfanilic acid, preparation, 562

reagent for nitrous acid, 560

Sulfur, 51

state of existence in soils, 419

Sulfuric acid, estimation, 355, 358, 361

French method, 419

Italian method, 422

method of Berthelot and André, 419

Von Bemmelén, 420–422

Wolff, 422

Surface area, influence on absorption, 123

particles, effect of potential, 172

tension, influence, 174

method of estimating, 157

of fertilizers, 156

T

Thenard, humic acid, 62

Thermometry, general principles of soil, 111

Thermostats, 494

Thoulet’s solution, 268

U

Ulmic acid, 61

Ulsch’s method for nitric acid, 539

V

Von Bemmelén, determination of water, 310

method of humus estimation, 332

Vegetable life, action, 48

soils, 58–60

Volatile matter, estimation, 455

W

Wahnschaffe, preliminary treatment of samples, 91

Warington, absorption of potash and ammonia, 120

and Peake, oxidation of carbon, 316

experiments in nitrification, 468–470, 485–488

indigo method, 528–531

Schloesing method, 505–508

Water absorption by soils, determination, 136–143

capacity of soils, effect of pressure, 143

determination at 110°, 306

general conclusions, 313

estimation after air drying, 305

in water-free atmosphere, 149

in fresh samples, 304

soils, determination, 303–314

movement, causes, 155

in soils, 151–169

methods, 151

relative flow, 159

residual amount, dried at 110°, 308

solvent, action, 47

for soils, 343

special examination, 576–583

total solid matter, 576

Way, absorptive power of soils, 118, 120

Weight of soil, 102

Welitschowsky, measurement of percolation, 161–163

Wheeler and Hartwell, analysis of sea-weeds, 13

Whitney and Marvin, method of determining soil temperatures, 112–115

causes of water movement, 155

determination of interstitial space, 134

effect of potential, 172

influence of surface area on absorption, 123

measurement of percolation, 163

relative flow of water, 159

surface tension of fertilizers, 156

theory of subsidence, 180

Williams, machine for mineral sections, 267

-Warington method for nitric acid, 540, 541

Winogradsky, experiments in nitrification, 471–483

Wolff and Wahnschaffe, method of determination of water absorption, 136

determination of coefficient of evaporation, 148

method for silt analysis, 192

preliminary treatment of soil samples, 88

Wollny, determination of water absorption, 142

occurrence of carbon dioxid, 282

Wülfing’s apparatus, 277

Wyatt, phosphate deposits, 8

X

Xylic acid, 62

Z

Zinc, estimation, 592

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TRANSCRIBER’S NOTES

1. Silently corrected palpable typographical errors; retained

non-standard spellings and dialect.

2. Corrected the items listed on p. viii.

3. Reindexed chapter footnotes using numbers and table footnotes using

letters.

4. Enclosed italics font in _underscores_.

5. Enclosed bold or blackletter font in =equals=.

6. Denoted superscripts by a caret before a single superscript

character or a series of superscripted characters enclosed in

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