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                                                      accumulative products   chloride-sulphate   (1)   (2) CaC03   and ferri-   alumino-   siliceous system











                                                Third cycle (Neoluvium)   from Recent Drift   residual products   solonez and   (1)   gypsum bearing   (2) leached supra-   calcareous   (siallitic)  unsaturated siallitic (3)   (3)   siallitic*’















                                                      accumulative products   chloride-sulphate   (1)   (2) calcareous   chloride-sulphate   unsaturated siallitic*2   (3)   calcareous chloride-   sulphate









                                                Second cycle (paraeluvium)  from sedimentary rocks   residual products   detrital   (supra-calcareous   allitic (?)  *’ A large quantity of  silica and much of its calcium and sodium compounds are removed; the aluminosilicates pass gradually into residual aluminosilicic acids,












                                          1955)            (1)   (2) siallitic   (3)             The accumulation of  sesquioxides at the expense of  the leaching out of the alkalis, alkaline earth, and silica.



                                          weathering (after Chebotarev,   from igneous and highly metamorphosed rocks   accumulative products   chloride-sulphate   (1)   (chiefly alluvial)   (2) calcareous   (chiefly colluvial   and proluvial)   siallitic   (3)   The action of  carbonated atmospheric water is insufficient to replace the absorbed ions by hydrogen.
















                                          Cycles and types of  products of   First cycle (orthoeluvium)   residual products   coarse detrital   (1)   (2) calcareous   (under vegetation   cover)   siallitic   (3)   (4)  alliti~*~   (lateritic crust of   weathering)   acids of  the kaolin type.









                                     TABLE 8.111   Cycles of   weathering:   Types of   products   weathering   of   i.e.,   *’   *3
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