Acidity, exchangeable

Ion Exchange. Acidic polysaccharides containing uronic acids, sulfate, or phosphate groups are cation exchangers, binding metal ions. The... 

IR spectra, 5, 201 Pyrazole, 1-methyl-anodic oxidation, 5, 247 hydrogen exchange acid-catalyzed, 5, 239 2-oxide... 

In this work a novel five-step leaching scheme for HM has been developed addressing exchangeable, acid soluble (carbonate), easily reducible (bound to Mn oxides), easily oxidizable (bound to humic and fulvic acids), and moderately reducible (bound to amorphous Ee oxides) fractions extractable by 0.05 M Ca(N03), 0.43 M CH3COOH, 0.1 M NH,OH-HCl (non-acidified), 0.1 M K/,03 (pH 11), and 0.1 M (NH4),C,04 (pH 3), respectively. The sequence of extractants was chosen according to recent studies on the selectivity of leachants toward dissolved phases of soils. 

Regenerant The solution used to restore the activity of an ion exchanger. Acids are employed to restore a cation exchanger to its hydrogen form brine solutions may be used to convert the cation exchanger to the sodium form. The anion exchanger may be rejuvenated by treatment with an alkaline solution. 

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Acid waste streams are processed through nitric acid recovery and then sent to a secondary plutonium recovery process which uses anion exchange. Acid, basic, and laundry waste streams are sent to waste treatment. A discussion of the process steps shown on Figure 1 follows. 

Physico-chemical characteristics of the soils were summarized in Table 1. The values were comparable to that described in the previous reports about the SERS (Doi and Sakurai 2003 Doi et al. 2004 Sakurai et al. 1998). The one-way ANOVA indicated that most of the soil variables significantly reflected the land degradation with high values of bulk density, sand content and exchangeable acidity, and low values of moisture content, pH, OM, base (K, Ca, Mg) contents, EC, CEC, base saturation rate, TN and TC contents, available phosphorus and MPN on the glucose medium with no antibiotics. These results also told that the human activities induced several soil environmental gradients. 

Hendershot WH, Lalande H, Duquette M. Soil reaction and exchangeable acidity. In Carter MR, Gregorich EG (eds.), Soil Sampling and Methods of Analysis, 2nd ed. Boca Raton, FL CRC Press 2008, pp. 173-178. 

Exchangeable acidity was determined by the BaCl2-TEA (triethanolamine) method (20). The equilibrium calcium-ammonium exchange coefficient (Gapon coefficient, Kq) was determined on the Ca2+-saturated, NH4+-saturated portions and unaltered sediment by methods described by Baes and Bloom (21). This determination was accomplished by allowing exchange solutions with compositions similar to LRL pore waters (Ca2+ = 6.6-52.9 xequiv/L NH4+ = 8.7-44... 

Soil cation exchangeable capacity is an index used both to evaluate the nutrient and water retention ability of the soil and as an important basis for the amelioration of soil and to apply, rationally, fertiliser. Exchangeable cations absorbed by soil colloid include K+, Na+, Ca2+, Mg2+, Al3+ and H+. K+, Na+, Ca2+ and Mg2+ are exchangeable bases. Al3+ and H+ are exchangeable acids and the sum of these ions is known as the cation exchangeable capacity. Exchangeable Cu2+, Zn2+ and Mn2+ are present at negligible concentrations. 

Step 1 0.11 mol n1 ch3cooh Exchangeable, acid-and water-soluble Soil solution, exchangeable cations, carbonates... 

Only a-hydrogens exchange. Acid catalysis is also used, especially with aldehydes. 

When all soil acidity has converted to Ca-soil, the pH would be about 8.3. Commonly, only exchangeable acidity is easily neutralized. A significant fraction of the titratable acidity may remain intact owing to its extremely weak form or high apparent pKa values. Soil acidity is for the most part produced in soils under high rainfall regimes (tropical or temperate regions). 

Kissel, D. E., E. P. Gentzsch, and G. W. Thomas. 1971. Hydrolysis of non-exchangeable acidity in soils during salt extractions of exchangeable acidity. Soil Sci. 111 293-297. 

As the H+ is pumped into the lumen of the stomach, HC03 moves out of parietal cells into blood and Cl- enters the cell in exchange. Acid secretion is stimulated by histamine acting on H2 receptors, by acetylcholine acting on muscarinic (Ml) receptors and by gastrin acting on gastrin receptors of the parietal cells. 

Exchangeable acidity includes exchangeable Al3+ as well as exchangeable H+ on the permanent charges of mineral components. Usually, there is a small amount of acid mineral soils, but it is more abundant in organic soils. It can be extracted with neutral salt solutions such as KC1, CaCl2, or NaCl (Sevink et al. 1998). 

Soil acidity is usually characterized by the pH of the soil solution or by exchanging the hydrogen ions by a cationic (e.g., sodium, potassium, or calcium) salt (Sevink et al. 1998) and the titration of the dissolved hydrogen ions by a basic solution. In this way, exchangeable acidity can be determined. 

To study nonexchangeable acidity, active and exchangeable acidity has to be blocked (Hargrove and Thomas 1982 Thomas and Hargrove 1984). In potentio-metric titration, the main source of exchangeable acidity is the permanent charge of aluminosilicates, which can be neutralized by a support electrolyte in high concentration (e.g., 0.1 mol/dm3 sodium salt) (Chapter 2, Section 2.4.3). The application of the support electrolyte makes it possible to use the constant capacitance model, too. 

If soil pH is increased (H" " in solution decreased), the equilibrium shifts to the right some non-exchangeable acidity released. If soil pH is... 

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