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Potassium acetate treatment as a potential means for stabilising extra sensitive, halloysite-rich soils in the Bay of Plenty, New Zealand — A novel approach to an old issue

Robertson, Thomas PaulThe University of Waikato2025

… diffraction analysis showed no expansion of the clay and lack of intercalation (all halloysite showing 10.1 Å). The Fourier transform infrared testing yielded a similar result, with no notable shifts observed in the 3600 cm-1 wavenumber peaks. With this said, new peaks corresponding to an …

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