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Clay minerals: Ion exchange

T. M. Whitworth

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Benson, L.V. (1982) A tabulation and evaluation of ion exchange data on smectites. Environ. Geol., 4, 23–7. Google Scholar Bolt, G.H. (ed.) (1982) Soil Chemistry B: Physico-Chemical Models, Developments in Soil Science 5B. Amsterdam: Elsevier, 527 pp. Google Scholar Grim, R.E. (1968) Clay Mineralogy. New York: McGraw-Hill, 596 pp. Google Scholar Sposito, G. (1981) Cation exchange in soils: an historical and theoretical perspective, in Chemistry in the Soil Environment (ed. M. Stelly). American Society of Agronomy Special Publication number 40, pp. 13–30. Google Scholar Xu, S. and Harsh, J.B. (1992) Hard and soft acid-base model verified for monovalent cation selectivity. Soil Sci. Soc. Am. J., 54, 1596–601. CrossRef Google Scholar Cross-references Black shales and sapropel ; Clay membranes ; Colloids ; Complexes ; Diagenesis ; Elements: transitional ; Geochemistry of sediments ; Ionic radii ; Mineralogy ; Nutrients ; Oil shales ; Sedimentary fluids ; Soil ; Stoichiometry ; Weathering: chemical Download references

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Benson, L.V. (1982) A tabulation and evaluation of ion exchange data on smectites. Environ. Geol., 4, 23–7. Google Scholar Bolt, G.H. (ed.) (1982) Soil Chemistry B: Physico-Chemical Models, Developments in Soil Science 5B. Amsterdam: Elsevier, 527 pp. Google Scholar Grim, R.E. (1968) Clay Mineralogy. New York: McGraw-Hill, 596 pp. Google Scholar Sposito, G. (1981) Cation exchange in soils: an historical and theoretical perspective, in Chemistry in the Soil Environment (ed. M. Stelly). American Society of Agronomy Special Publication number 40, pp. 13–30. Google Scholar Xu, S. and Harsh, J.B. (1992) Hard and soft acid-base model verified for monovalent cation selectivity. Soil Sci. Soc. Am. J., 54, 1596–601. CrossRef Google Scholar Cross-references Black shales and sapropel ; Clay membranes ; Colloids ; Complexes ; Diagenesis ; Elements: transitional ; Geochemistry of sediments ; Ionic radii ; Mineralogy ; Nutrients ; Oil shales ; Sedimentary fluids ; Soil ; Stoichiometry ; Weathering: chemical Download references

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Benson, L.V. (1982) A tabulation and evaluation of ion exchange data on smectites. Environ. Geol., 4, 23–7. Google Scholar Bolt, G.H. (ed.) (1982) Soil Chemistry B: Physico-Chemical Models, Developments in Soil Science 5B. Amsterdam: Elsevier, 527 pp. Google Scholar Grim, R.E. (1968) Clay Mineralogy. New York: McGraw-Hill, 596 pp. Google Scholar Sposito, G. (1981) Cation exchange in soils: an historical and theoretical perspective, in Chemistry in the Soil Environment (ed. M. Stelly). American Society of Agronomy Special Publication number 40, pp. 13–30. Google Scholar Xu, S. and Harsh, J.B. (1992) Hard and soft acid-base model verified for monovalent cation selectivity. Soil Sci. Soc. Am. J., 54, 1596–601. CrossRef Google Scholar Cross-references Black shales and sapropel ; Clay membranes ; Colloids ; Complexes ; Diagenesis ; Elements: transitional ; Geochemistry of sediments ; Ionic radii ; Mineralogy ; Nutrients ; Oil shales ; Sedimentary fluids ; Soil ; Stoichiometry ; Weathering: chemical Download references

Key concepts: Clay minerals, Ion exchange, Geochemistry, Geology, Ion, Chemistry, Organic chemistry

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