Understanding Lateritious Materials: Properties, Uses, and Benefits

Lateritious means having a crust or rind, especially of soil or rock. It can also refer to something that is derived from or resembles laterite, a type of soil or rock that is rich in iron and aluminum oxides and is often found in tropical regions.

Example sentences:

1. The lateritious crust on the surface of the rock made it difficult to extract the minerals within.
2. The lateritious soil in this region is highly fertile and supports a wide variety of crops.
3. The company's products are made from lateritious materials that are both durable and eco-friendly.

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