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Table 1.

The physico-chemical property of silt clay.

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Table 2.

Mineralogical properties of silt clay.

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Fig 1.

Grain-size distribution curve.

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Fig 2.

Schematic diagram of digital bridge resistance test structure.

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Fig 3.

Schematic diagram of the structure of the nuclear magnetic test system.

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Table 3.

Parametric results of function fitting.

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Fig 4.

Resistivity of silt clay under different moisture content.

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Table 4.

Parametric results of function fitting.

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Fig 5.

Resistivity of silt clay under different dry densities.

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Fig 6.

T2 curve distribution of samples with different dry densities.

(a) ρd = 1.45g/cm3 (b) ρd = 1.55g/cm3 (c) ρd = 1.65g/cm3.

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Table 5.

The cut-off threshold for different samples.

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Fig 7.

T2 curve distribution of samples with different initial moisture contents.

(a) w = 3.0% (b) w = 6.5% (c) w = 17.2% (d) w = 23.9%.

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Fig 8.

Schematic diagram of the three phases and conductive paths of soil: m is the total mass of soil, ma is the gas mass, mw is the pore liquid mass, ms is the solid mass, V is the total volume of soil, Vv is the pore volume, Va is the gas volume, Vw is the pore liquid volume, Vs is the solid volume.

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Table 6.

Parameter results of the model.

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Fig 9.

Resistivity of silt clay under different volume moisture content conditions.

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Fig 10.

Model verification of different soil resistivity.

(a) Yoon and Park (2001) (b) Kalinski and Kelly (1994).

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