Wet And Unconsolidated Substrates Are Uniquely Susceptible To ________ During An Earthquake.
Wet And Unconsolidated Substrates Are Uniquely Susceptible To Liquefaction During An Earthquake. What is Liquefaction? Liquefaction is a phenomenon that can occur during an earthquake, when loose soil or sediment is subjected to a sudden increase in seismic activity. This can cause the soil to become unstable and lose strength, causing it to partially or …