Investigation of iron status in Terric Histosols
D Matyka-Sarzynska, ZOFIA SOKOŁOWSKA
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D Matyka-Sarzynska, ZOFIA SOKOŁOWSKA
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A b s t r a c t. The iron status in 14 differently transformed muck formations (Terric Histosols) was studied. The Moessbauer spectra showed that most of the iron in all the samples was trivalent. An attempt to find the relationship between the iron content and the state of the soil transformation was performed. The w/w percentage of the total iron as well as the (alkaline extractable) organic iron increased with the increase of the ratio of humic to fulvic acids.
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A b s t r a c t. The iron status in 14 differently transformed muck formations (Terric Histosols) was studied. The Moessbauer spectra showed that most of the iron in all the samples was trivalent. An attempt to find the relationship between the iron content and the state of the soil transformation was performed. The w/w percentage of the total iron as well as the (alkaline extractable) organic iron increased with the increase of the ratio of humic to fulvic acids.
Key concepts: Muck, Histosol, Environmental chemistry, Chemistry, Humin, Organic matter, Soil water, Mineralogy