| Autor: |
Fox, T. R., Comerford, N. B., McFee, W. W. |
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Soil Science Society of America Journal; November 1990, Vol. 54 Issue: 6 p1763-1767, 5p |
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The ability of organic acids to affect surface and solution reactions of P and Al in soils containing Al‐oxide surfaces is related to their ability to form stable complexes with Al. This study was conducted to determine if the amount of P and Al released following the addition of an organic acid to a Bh horizon soil could be estimated based on the Al stability constant (logKAl) of the organic acid. The release of Al and inorganic P from spodic horizon material increased in the presence of organic acids that form stable complexes with Al. Overall, the logKAlvalue was a good indicator of the effect of the organic acid on inorganic P and Al release. Among the 16 organic acids studied, release of Al and inorganic P increased exponentially with increasing stability constants. A threshold value of approximately 4.1, however, was required before substantial amounts of inorganic P were released. This value may reflect the stability of P bond to Al‐oxide surfaces in this soil. Salicylic acid was a notable exception to the observed trend in release of both Al and P; despite a large stability constant, little inorganic P or Al was released. Although significant amounts of soluble organic P were released in all the organic‐acid solutions, the amount of soluble organic P released was not related to the stability constant of the organic acids. |
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