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100 1 $aBohn, Hinrich L.,$d1934-$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n79036818
245 10 $aSoil chemistry /$cHinrich L. Bohm, Brian L. McNeal, George A. O'Connor.
250 $a3rd ed.
260 $aNew York :$bWiley,$c2001.
300 $axi, 307 pages :$billustrations ;$c24 cm
336 $atext$btxt$2rdacontent
337 $aunmediated$bn$2rdamedia
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references.
505 00 $g1.$tIntroduction.$g1.1.$tThe Soil Solution.$g1.2.$tBackground.$g1.3.$tSoil-Ion Interactions.$g1.4.$tColloids and the Soil Solution.$g1.5.$tCompositions of Soils and Plants.$g1.6.$tNonagricultural Soil Chemistry.$g1.7.$tBiogeochemical Cycles and Pollution.$g1.8.$tSoil and the Hydrosphere.$g1.9.$tSoil and the Atmosphere.$g1.10.$tSoils and the Development of Life.$g1.11.$tThe Role of Soil in the Environment and the Maintenance of Life.$g1.12.$tChemical Units --$g2.$tImportant Ions.$g2.1.$tEssential Elements.$g2.2.$tToxicity and Deficiency.$g2.3.$tAlkali and Alkaline Earth Cations.$g2.4.$tMajor Soluble Anions.$g2.5.$tWeakly Soluble Anions.$g2.6.$tAluminium, Hydrogen, and Transition Metals.$g2.7.$tToxic Elements in Soils.$g2.8.$tCarbon, Nitrogen, and Sulfur --$g3.$tWater and Solutions.$g3.1.$tAcids and Bases.$g3.2.$tChemical Activity.$g3.3.$tComplex Ions and Ion Pairs.$g3.4.$tHard and Soft Lewis Acids and Bases.$g3.5.$tSoil Reaction Coefficients.$g3.6.$tModels of the Soil Solution.$gA3.1.$tThermodynamics --
505 80 $gA3.2.$tSolid Solutions and Open Systems --$gA3.3.$tKinetics --$g4.$tOxidation and Reduction.$g4.1.$tSoil Oxidation-Reduction.$g4.2.$tElectron Donors.$g4.3.$tElectron Acceptors.$g4.4.$tRedox Reactions.$g4.5.$tFlooded Soils.$gA4.1.$tElectrochemistry --$gA4.2.$tEh and pe --$gA4.3.$tRedox Potential Measurements --$g5.$tInorganic Solid Phase.$g5.1.$tCrystal Chemistry of Silicates.$g5.2.$tStructural Classification of Silicates.$g5.3.$tSoil Layer Silicates.$g5.4.$tChlorites.$g5.5.$tAccessory Minerals.$g5.6.$tCharge Development in Soils.$gA5.1.$tSurface Area Measurements --$gA5.2.$tMineral Identification in Soils --$g6.$tSoil Organic Matter.$g6.1.$tSoil Organic Matter Content.$g6.2.$tThe Decay Process.$g6.3.$tExtraction, Fractionation, and Composition.$g6.4.$tColloidal Properties.$g6.5.$tFunction of Organic Matter in Soil --$g7.$tWeathering and Soil Development.$g7.1.$tStability of Parent Material Minerals.$g7.2.$tIonic Potential.$g7.3.$tRates of Weathering and Soil Development.
505 80 $g7.4.$tMineral Formation in Soils.$gA7.1.$tStability Diagrams --$g8.$tCation Retention (Exchange) in Soils.$g8.1.$tElectrostatic Cation Retention (Cation Exchange).$g8.2.$tStrongly-Retained Cations.$gA8.1.$tDiffuse Double-Layer Theory --$gA8.2.$tCation Exchange Equations --$gA8.3.$tDetermination of Cation Exchange Capacity and Exchangeable Cations --$g9.$tAnion and Molecular Retention.$g9.1.$tAnion Exchange.$g9.2.$tStrong Anion Retention.$g9.3.$tMolecular Retention.$g9.4.$tAdsorption Isotherms.$gA9.1.$tMultisite and Multilayer Adsorption --$g10.$tAcid Soils.$g10.1.$tInstability of Hydrogen Soils and Clays.$g10.2.$tHydrolyzed Aluminium Ions.$g10.3.$tClassification and Determination of Soil Acidity.$g10.4.$tSoil pH Measurements.$g10.5.$tPercent Base Saturation.$g10.6.$tLime Requirement.$g10.7.$tAluminium and Manganese Toxicity.$g10.8.$tpH and Macronutrients.$g10.9.$tpH and Micronutrients.$g10.10.$tManagement.$gA10.1.$tpH and Ion Activity Measurements --$g11.$tSalt-Affected Soils.
505 80 $g11.1.$tDistribution and Origin.$g11.2.$tIrrigation Water Quality.$g11.3.$tCharacterizing Salt-Affected Soils.$g11.4.$tEffects of Salts on Soils and Plants.$g11.5.$tSalt Balance and the Leaching Requirement.$g11.6.$tReclamation.$gA11.1.$tThe Langelier Index.
520 1 $a"Thoroughly reorganized for ease of use, this updated Third Edition of Soil Chemistry summarizes the important research and fundamental knowledge in the field in a single readily usable text.".
520 8 $a"New to the Third Edition is an enhanced emphasis on soil solution chemistry and expanded coverage of phosphate chemistry and the chemical principles of the aqueous phase. At the same time the book has retained the clear examination of the fundamentals of the science of soil that has distinguished earlier editions. Complete with SI units and end-of-chapter study questions, Soil Chemistry is an excellent introductory resource for students studying this crucial topic."--BOOK JACKET.
650 0 $aSoil chemistry.$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85124326
700 1 $aMcNeal, Brian Lester,$d1938-$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n79056185
700 1 $aO'Connor, George A.,$d1944-$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n79036819
852 00 $bglg$hS592.5$i.B63 2001