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Describing a mineral that intakes and retains water from the atmosphere, and forms part of its structure. Hygroscopic minerals should be kept away from humid areas and water, and should preferably be kept in rice or silica gel which absorb moisture, since water can destroy such minerals.
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a substance that readily attracts and retains water.
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Readily taking up and retaining moisture.
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water The moisture that is held the most tightly to soil particles, usually with more than 31 bars of suction; it can remain in soil after oven drying.
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Having a tendency to absorb water. Having the ability to accelerate the condensation of water vapour.
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