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The binding action of individual particles through cement is possible only in __________ type of soil.

The binding action of individual particles through cement is possible only in __________ type of soil. Correct Answer Coarse-grained soil

The binding action of individual particles through cement may be only possible in coarse-grained soil. In fine-grained, cohesive soils, only some of the particles can be expected to have cement bonds, and the rest may be bonded through natural cohesion.

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