Computer · Hydrology and Groundwater
The specific yield of an aquifer is defined as the ratio of the:
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- 1Volume of pore spaces to the volume of soil grains
- 2Volume of water that drains freely under gravity from a saturated soil to the total volume of soil✓
- 3Volume of pore spaces to the total volume of soil
- 4Volume of water retained against gravity when a saturated soil is freely drained to the total volume of soil
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Volume of water that drains freely under gravity from a saturated soil to the total volume of soil
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