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How does wheat straw-derived biochar influence the nutrient pool of a site-specific Luvisols in a laboratory incubation? [PDF]
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Communications in Soil Science and Plant Analysis, 1985
Abstract Exchangeable acidity of soils has previously been measured by titration of soil extracts to a phenolphthalein endpoint at pH 8.3. The use of standard hydrogen and aluminium solutions indicates that this is inaccurate and a preferred technique, differential potentiometric titration is proposed.
K.A.B. Logan +2 more
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Abstract Exchangeable acidity of soils has previously been measured by titration of soil extracts to a phenolphthalein endpoint at pH 8.3. The use of standard hydrogen and aluminium solutions indicates that this is inaccurate and a preferred technique, differential potentiometric titration is proposed.
K.A.B. Logan +2 more
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Soil Reaction and Exchangeable Acidity
2007W Hendershot, H Lalande, M Duquette
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HYDROLYSIS OF NON-EXCHANGEABLE ACIDITY IN SOILS DURING SALT EXTRACTIONS OF EXCHANGEABLE ACIDITY
Soil Science, 1971D E KISSEL, E P GENTZSCH, G W THOMAS
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Interorgan amino acid exchange
Current Opinion in Clinical Nutrition and Metabolic Care, 2000This review is concerned with the status of our current research related to the exchange of amino acids across organs. Accumulation of knowledge regarding how amino acid pools are maintained within the body remains a work in progress. In recent years, the use of organ balance measurement techniques in combination with isotopic tracers has much ...
TESSARI, PAOLO, G. GARIBOTTO
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Diminishing crop yields in the Western Highlands of Cameroon is largely attributed to soil acidity. Soil characterization was carried out on six highly weathered soils developed from pyroxene-rich basalt in the North-West Region (NWR) of Cameroon to ...
B. Yerima +3 more
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Diminishing crop yields in the Western Highlands of Cameroon is largely attributed to soil acidity. Soil characterization was carried out on six highly weathered soils developed from pyroxene-rich basalt in the North-West Region (NWR) of Cameroon to ...
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Deuterium exchange during acid-demineralisation
Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta, 1988Isotopic analyses of residues prepared by demineralisation of the Murchison meteorite using D-labelled reagents provide evidence for measurable exchange of H-isotopes between residue and reagents. Precise quantification of this effect is precluded by substantial inhomogeneity of the meteoritic organic matter.
J F, Kerridge, S, Chang, R, Shipp
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Exchange characteristics of monocarboxylic acids and monosulfonic acids onto anion-exchange resins
Journal of Colloid and Interface Science, 2004In the previous paper (N. Kanazawa, K. Urano, N. Kokado, Y. Urushigawa, J. Colloid Interface Sci. 238 (2001) 196), the equilibria of propionic acid and benzoic acid adsorption onto three anion-exchange resins were investigated, and an equation was proposed that summed of the physical adsorption of the carboxylic acid molecule and the ion exchange of ...
Nobuhiro, Kanazawa +3 more
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Anion exchange in acetic acid solutions
Analytica Chimica Acta, 1971Abstract The adsorbabilities of 65 elements in water-acetic acid medium on the anionexchanger Dowex 1-X8 have been investigated in the region 2–17.4 M acetic acid. Examples of possible individual separations of elements are given, namely : Cu-Zn, Mn-Cu-Zn, Na-As-Cu and U-Np. A separation of the elements Ag, As, Au, Br. Co, Cu, K, Mn, Mo, Na, Sc and
S.K. Jha, F. De Corte, J. Hoste
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