Soil Science & Plant Nutrition · 1959 · 77 citations · 16 references
Edaphological StudyEnvironmental ChemistryBiogeochemistryEngineeringClay MineralFree IronEnvironmental EngineeringSoil ScienceSoil ChemistryAgricultural EconomicsSoil FunctionThermal AnalysisGeochemistryMineral Processing
Abstract For pedological or edaphological study, it is very important to find a suitable method for determining free iron in soils. The removal of free iron also facilitates the identification and determination of minerals present in soils and clays by X-ray and thermal analysis and microscopic observation. Up to the presnt time many methods have been proposed for the removal or the determination of free iron in soils and clays. With some exceptions these methods are all based on the principle that the free iron compounds existing mainly as ferric iron in soils are reduced to ferrous iron and extracted with suitable reagents. A short historical review is as follows.
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Chemistry of the metal chelate compounds
John H. Yoe · Journal of Chemical Education · 1953 · 1K citations
Chemistry of the Metal Chelate Compounds
Arthur E. Martell · Soil Science · 1952 · 331 citations
Inorganic Chemistry, Metal Chelate Compounds, Main Group Chemistry +3