Measurement of the Surface Forces in Soils .. (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781175610874)

"Measurement of the Surface Forces in Soils" (1916) presents an early scientific investigation into the properties of soil. Authored by Charles Albert Shull, this work delves into the measurement of surface forces within soil, providing insights relevant to both civil engineering and soil science. The book explores methods for quantifying these forces and their impact on soil behavior.

This early research offers a historical perspective on the development of soil mechanics and provides valuable context for understanding modern approaches to soil analysis. It is suitable for researchers, students, and professionals interested in the historical roots of soil science and the evolution of measurement techniques in this field.

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