Some aspects concerning the characterization of iron oxides and hydroxides in soils and clays

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1990
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Abstract
A review of the systematic Mössbauer studies on the most encountered iron oxides and hydroxides is given in which the qualitative and quantitative aspects, helpful in the characterization of natural smaples, are emphasized. The present possibilities of Mössbauer spectroscopy in soil characterization are further illustrated from some examples of natural soils.
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Authors R. E. Vandenberghe;E. De Grave;C. Landuydt;L. H. Bowen;R. E. Vandenberghe;E. De Grave;C. Landuydt;L. H. Bowen;
Journal hyperfine interactions
Year 1990
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doi:10.1007/BF02101046
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https://doi.org/10.1007%2FBF02101046
Keywords
condensed matter physics Molecular nuclear physics heavy ions hadrons atomic optical and plasma physics surfaces and interfaces thin films

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