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Can lime be used with soils containing soluble sulfates?

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Can lime be used with soils containing soluble sulfates?

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Particular attention must be paid to the sulfate content of soils when considering lime stabilization. Caution must be used when using lime or any calcium-based stabilizer with soils containing more than 10% clay and 0.2% soluble sulfates when the sulfates are extracted from the soil in a 10 parts water to 1 part soil solution. For more information, see Technical Memorandum: Guidelines for Stabilization of Soils Containing Sulfates available from the National Lime Association www.lime.

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