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Clay minerals are the common insoluble cementing substances in soil. To study the mechanical effect of montmorillonite under the action of acid rain, the variation law and mechanism of the cohesive force and internal friction angle were discussed by immersing montmorillonite-quartz remolded soil in HNO3 solution with pH = 3. It was found that, under acidic conditions, the cohesive force increased after the first drop and subsequently decreased again, while the internal friction angle remained basically unchanged. Considering the vertical pressure of soil landslide, the change in the shear strength of cohesive soil under acid rain is consistent with the change in the cohesive force. The X-ray diffraction (XRD) results showed that the acid could erode the cement-montmorillonite, and no new substance was generated, which caused a decrease in cohesion. In addition, based on the microcementation nature of montmorillonite and the change mechanism of cohesion under acid rain, the cohesive force model of saturated montmorillonite-quartz remolded soil under acid rain was established. The change trend of calculated cohesion values was consistent with the one of measured values, and the error was small.

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Study on the Mechanical Effect and Constitutive Model of Montmorillonite under the Action of Acid Rain: A Case Study on Montmorillonite-Quartz Remolded Soil