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Ternary diagrams

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This video explains ternary diagrams and covers what these diagrams are, how they work and how we use them. It shows three examples of ternary diagrams: a diagram for the classification of sandstones, a diagram for the classification of feldspars and a diagram for soil texture classification.

Topic: Laboratory TechniquesLevel: College, School, UniversityRole: Students, Teachers

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