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Interactions at the soil colloid-soil solution interface

About 20 years ago the emphasis in soil chemistry research switched from studies of problems related to scarcities of plant nutrients to those arising from soil pollutants. The new problems have come about because of the excessive uses of fertilizers, the inputs from farm and industrial wastes, the widespread applications of anthropogenie xenobiotic chemicals, and the deterioration of soil structure resulting from certain modern agriculture practises. The International Society of Soil Science (ISSS) recognized these problems and challenges. A provisional Working Group was set up in 1978 to focus attention on soil colloids with a view to understanding better the interactions wh ich take place at their surfaces. It was recognized that these interactions are fundamental to problems of soil fertility, as weIl as to those of soil pollution. After the group had received the official support of ISSS at its 12th International Congress in New Delhi in 1982 it set as its priority the assembling and evaluation of information, relevant to the soil and environmental sciences, concerning the composition and structure of soil colloids. Prior to that aseries of Position Papers were published in the Bulletin of the International Society of Soil Science (Vol. 61, 1981) outlining the state of knowledge about the composition and properties of soil colloids.

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  • "Based on the NATO Advanced Study Institute, State University of Ghent, Belgium, August 25-29, 1986"@en

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  • "Soil colloids and the soil solution: Part 1. Introductory remarks. Sorption in soil: theoretical considerations; The electrified interface of the soil solid phase. A. The electrochemical control system; The electrified interface heterogeneity; Surface complexation at (Hydr) oxide surfaces. Part 2:Introductory remarks. Selected cases of specific binding of ions by soil constituents; Processes of heavy and transition metal sorption by soil minerals; Adsorption of heavy metals by clay-aluminum hydroxide complexes; Model for the reaction kinetics of phosphate with oxides and soil; comparison of models for adsorption, solid solution and surface precipitation; Micronutrient adsorption by soils and soil colloids; Application of the sorption theory to eliminate heavymetals from waste waters and contaminated soils heavy metals. Part 3: Introductory remarks. Interactions in soil involving small and large organic molecules; Interactions between small organic chemicals and soil colloidal constituents; Interactions between organic macromolecules and soil inorganic colloids and soils; Complezation of metal ions by humic substances. Fundamental considerations. Part 4: Introductory remarks. Environmental problems associated with unbalanced inputs; Soil fertility problems in the developed and in the developing world; Soil fertility problems in the developed world; Soil acidity control under the impact of industrial society; Soil pollution phenomena-mobility of heavy metals in contaminated soil."
  • "About 20 years ago the emphasis in soil chemistry research switched from studies of problems related to scarcities of plant nutrients to those arising from soil pollutants. The new problems have come about because of the excessive uses of fertilizers, the inputs from farm and industrial wastes, the widespread applications of anthropogenie xenobiotic chemicals, and the deterioration of soil structure resulting from certain modern agriculture practises. The International Society of Soil Science (ISSS) recognized these problems and challenges. A provisional Working Group was set up in 1978 to focus attention on soil colloids with a view to understanding better the interactions wh ich take place at their surfaces. It was recognized that these interactions are fundamental to problems of soil fertility, as weIl as to those of soil pollution. After the group had received the official support of ISSS at its 12th International Congress in New Delhi in 1982 it set as its priority the assembling and evaluation of information, relevant to the soil and environmental sciences, concerning the composition and structure of soil colloids. Prior to that aseries of Position Papers were published in the Bulletin of the International Society of Soil Science (Vol. 61, 1981) outlining the state of knowledge about the composition and properties of soil colloids."@en

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  • "Interactions at the soil colloid - soil solution interface : [proceedings of the NATO advanced study institute on interactions at the soil colloid - soil solution interface, State university of Ghent, Belgium, August 25-29, 1986]"
  • "Interactions at the soil colloid : soil solution interface"
  • "Interactions at the soil colloid-soil solution interface"@en
  • "Interactions at the soil colloid-soil solution interface"
  • "Interactions at the soil colloid-soil solution interface : NATO advanced study institute : Papers"@en
  • "Interactions at the soil colloid - soil solution interface : [based on the NATO Advanced Study Institute on Interactions at the Soil Colloid - Soil Solution Interface, State University of Ghent, Belgium, August 25-29, 1986]"
  • "Interactions at the soil colloid, soil solution interface"
  • "Interactions at the soil colloid - soil solution interface : Proceedings of the NATO Advanced Study Institute, State University of Gent 1986"
  • "Interactions at the Soil Colloid -- Soil Solution Interface"@en
  • "Interactions at the Soil Colloid -- Soil Solution Interface"

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