Description of the movement of dissolved materials in the soil using deterministic transport models

Equilibrium, two-site and two-region models were tested using the results of laboratory model experiments. It was found that the calculation of the movement of non-adsorbed components could be carried out satisfactorily with either the equilibrium or the two-region model. The movement of ions absorb...

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Published inAgrokémia és talajtan no. 3-4
Main Authors Kremper, R, Filep, Gy
Format Journal Article
LanguageHungarian
Published 1999
Subjects
CALCIO
CALCIUM
CHLORIDES
CHLORURE
CLORUROS
ION
IONES
IONS
PROCESOS DE TRANSPORTE EN EL SUELO
SODIO
SODIUM
SOIL SOLUTION
SOIL TRANSPORT PROCESSES
SOLUCIONES DEL SUELO
SOLUTION DU SOL
TRANSPORT DANS LE SOL
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Summary:Equilibrium, two-site and two-region models were tested using the results of laboratory model experiments. It was found that the calculation of the movement of non-adsorbed components could be carried out satisfactorily with either the equilibrium or the two-region model. The movement of ions absorbed on soil colloids, however, could only be adequately described using the two-site and two-region models. (The studies indicated that the experimental data could be interpreted better using the two-region model.)
Bibliography:P33
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ISSN:0002-1873