investigation of cl - and so4 2- anion absorption in natural soils
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Abstract
In this paper, the results of vertical migration of chloride and sulphate anions in soil are presented. The soil was contaminated with NaCl and CuSO4. Anions migration were monitored during one hydrological year (425 days). The first sample was taken after 150 days and afterwards samples were taken every 50 days. Before the profile contamination physical and chemical analyses of soil have been done. The obtained results show that chloride concentration in soil was in the range from 0.67 mg/kg up to 11.92 mg/kg, while sulphate concentration was in the range from 0.65 mg/kg up to 9.79 mg/kg.
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| Authors | ;Snežana Nenadović;Miloš Nenadović;Ljiljana Kljajević;Milutin Lješević;Mia Omeraševic;Branko Matović |
| Journal | preventive veterinary medicine |
| Year | 2011 |
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