Trace elements in ferro soils

Czerwinski, Z. . Chair of Soil Environment Sciences

Trace elements in ferro soils

2001

Czerwinski, Z. (Agricultural University, Warsaw (Poland). Chair of Soil Environment Sciences)

Varying amounts of trace elements were found in ferro soils developed from bog iron ore. The ferric ox horizons contains, as compared with sandy silica G and C horizons, much more chrom, manganese, nickel, cobalt, copper, cadmium and lead. The secondary accumulation of these metals takes part during the processes of iron concretion development. Out of all the metals it is manganese that prevails in ferro soils. After manganese - the second according to the weight is cadmium

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analytical methods cadmio cadmium chrome chromium cinc cobalt cobalto cobre copper cromo cuivre lead manganese manganeso nickel oligoelementos oxidation oxydation plomb plomo poland pologne polonia soil morphological features technique analytique trace elements trait morphologique du sol zinc

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Roczniki Gleboznawcze (Poland)

Volume 52 ISSN 0080-3642

Pagination

pp. 21-28

Other Subjects

Niquel; Tecnicas analiticas; Oxidacion; Oligoelement; Caracteristicas morfologicas suelo

Language

Polish

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1 table; 10 ref.

Translated Title

Pierwiastki sladowe w glebach zelazowych

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International Scientific Conference Iron Compounds in the Soil-Forming Processes, Warsaw (Poland), 19-21 Sep 2001

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Trace elements in ferro soils

2001

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