The calcite saturation status of soil-water systems in semiarid regions was reexantined taking into consideration organic ligand alkalinity and Ca-organic complexation. These factors have been forwarded as the reason for earlier reports of calcite Supersaturation in soilwater systems. We examined groundwaters beneath irrigated lands, soil-water suspensions in the laboratory using four soils and...

ule formulation are similar to those of secondary root formation (Gresshoff, 1993). Improvements in image Acidic soils can reduce the nodulation of forage legumes. Studies analysis technology allow researchers to assess the efwith a Gilpin series silt loam (fine loamy, mixed mesic, Typic Hapludult) from New, WV, were conducted to determine the effects of lime fects of soil conditions on specifi...

Some of arid regions problems of Iran are saline and sodic soils. In improvement and reclamation of Iranian arid rangelands, some foreign species of Atriplex had been imported and adapted for many years ago. The most adapted species was Atriplex canescens. At the present research, some environmental factors, vegetative characteristics (Na, Ca, Mg and K), soil properties (moisture, EC, pH, solut...

development of argillic horizon in loess derived soils under xeric and udic soil moisture regimes was studied in golestan province. soils were classified as hapludalfs and haploxeralfs. high leaching, stability of the surface, forest vegetation,structure and well drainage conditions provide appropriate conditions for clay migration through the profile and formation of argillic horizons. in the ...

Epoxy ternary systems were prepared from the diglycidylether of bisphenol-A (DGEBA), epoxidized castor oil (ECO), and nano-CaCO3 using a thermally latent initiator. The effects of ECO and the nano-CaCO3 contents on the thermal stability and mechanical interfacial properties of the prepared DGEBA/ECO/nano-CaCO3 ternary systems were examined by thermogravimetric analysis (TGA), Izod impact tests,...

CaCO3 acts as a gasification agent during magnesiothermic reduction of graphene oxide, thus preventing the newly formed graphene from restacking. The surface area of the obtained graphene increases from 66 m(2) g(-1) to 603 m(2) g(-1) by adding CaCO3 with a high yield of ∼70% based on the carbon content in graphene oxide.