Effects of humic material on the precipitation of calcium phosphate

Rebeca Alvarez; Louise A. Evans; Paul J. Milham; Michael A. Wilson

Effects of humic material on the precipitation of calcium phosphate

Rebeca Alvarez, Louise A. Evans, Paul J. Milham, Michael A. Wilson

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Abstract

Soil organic acids such as humic and fulvic acids can play an important role in influencing inorganic phosphate availability in P-fertilized soils by inhibiting formation of thermodynamically stable calcium phosphates. Calcium phosphate phases which are i

Original language	English
Number of pages	16
Journal	Geoderma
Publication status	Published - 2004

Keywords

apatite
calcium phosphate
fulvic acids
humic acid
humus
soil acidity

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Effects of humic material on the precipitation of calcium phosphate

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