Humus complexes with heavy metals as a protection against soil contamination

Andrzejewski, M.; Doregowska, M.

Humus complexes with heavy metals as a protection against soil contamination

1986

Andrzejewski, M. | Doregowska, M. (Akademia Rolnicza, Poznan (Poland))

The protective role of humus in preventing soil pollution with heavy metals was studied. Chromium was found to be bound much stronger by humus than copper, the former creating complexes with humic acids and the latter forming mainly salts. It was concluded that humus was a factor in preventing soil pollution

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acide humique arena chrome cobre cromo cuivre pollution du sol sable

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Roczniki Gleboznawcze (Poland) | Soil Science Annual

Volume 37 Issue 2/3 ISSN 0080-3642

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pp. 323-332

Other Subjects

Acido fulvico/ humus; Acide fulvique/ humus; Acido humico; Propriete optique; Propiedades opticas; Experimentos en laboratorio; Experimentation en laboratoire; Contaminacion del suelo

Language

Polish

Note

4 tables; 17 ref. Summaries (En, Ru)

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Humus complexes with heavy metals as a protection against soil contamination

1986

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