Correct Answer:
Option D - General pits contains all particle size i.e. sand, silt & clay also. So when the sand is obtained by the pits, it is necessary to wash that sand so as to remove the fine soil particles like silt & clay. In case of flooded pits, sand is not needed to be washed because during flood that soil is already washed. When the sand is obtained by the sea shores the chloride & alkali content is very high which causes efflorescence.
D. General pits contains all particle size i.e. sand, silt & clay also. So when the sand is obtained by the pits, it is necessary to wash that sand so as to remove the fine soil particles like silt & clay. In case of flooded pits, sand is not needed to be washed because during flood that soil is already washed. When the sand is obtained by the sea shores the chloride & alkali content is very high which causes efflorescence.