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tingc95

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How would you minimize the damage caused by spilled hydraulic fluid?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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The amount of different sizes of mineral particles in a soil defines the soil ________.
 
  A) structure B) profile C) texture D) solution E) pore space



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Answer to Question 1

You can minimize damage caused by hydraulic fluid spills by immediately pouring activated charcoal on the spill. For extensive spills, after charcoal or a similar organic absorbent material is applied and worked into the turf, you may have to remove the turf with a sod cutter and re-establish fresh sod.

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