ANALYSIS OF TIME-DEPENDENT CHEMICAL PROCESSES IN SOILS

[1] ABSENCE OF LOCAL EQUILIBRIUM DURING AMMONIUM TRANSPORT IN A SOIL COLUMN [J]. SOIL SCIENCE SOCIETY OF AMERICA JOURNAL, 1977, 41 (05) : 877 - 879

[2] KINETICS OF CU-2+ AND CD-2+ ADSORPTION BY AN ITALIAN SOIL [J]. SOIL SCIENCE, 1985, 139 (03) : 197 - 204

[3] Aris R., 1975, MATH THEORY DIFFUSIO

[4] AVNIMELECH Y., 1965, SOIL SCI SOC AMER PROC, V29, P393

[5] Barber S. A., 1984, SOIL NUTRIENT BIOAVA

[6] BARD Y, 1968, CATALY REV, V2, P67

[7] OSCILLATIONS IN THE BROMATE BROMIDE CEROUS SYSTEM - THE SIMPLEST CHEMICAL OSCILLATOR [J]. JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY, 1983, 87 (19) : 3769 - 3774

[8] BARROW NJ, 1975, SOIL SCI, V119, P167, DOI 10.1097/00010694-197503000-00002

[9] THE OPERATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE CONTINUUM-HYPOTHESIS IN THE THEORY OF WATER-MOVEMENT THROUGH SOILS AND AQUIFERS [J]. WATER RESOURCES RESEARCH, 1984, 20 (05) : 521 - 530

[10] EQUILIBRIUM AND KINETICS OF ADSORPTION OF PICLORAM AND PARATHION WITH SOILS [J]. JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD CHEMISTRY, 1978, 26 (06) : 1306 - 1312

[1] ABSENCE OF LOCAL EQUILIBRIUM DURING AMMONIUM TRANSPORT IN A SOIL COLUMN [J]. SOIL SCIENCE SOCIETY OF AMERICA JOURNAL, 1977, 41 (05) : 877 - 879

[2] KINETICS OF CU-2+ AND CD-2+ ADSORPTION BY AN ITALIAN SOIL [J]. SOIL SCIENCE, 1985, 139 (03) : 197 - 204

[3] Aris R., 1975, MATH THEORY DIFFUSIO

[4] AVNIMELECH Y., 1965, SOIL SCI SOC AMER PROC, V29, P393

[5] Barber S. A., 1984, SOIL NUTRIENT BIOAVA

[6] BARD Y, 1968, CATALY REV, V2, P67

[7] OSCILLATIONS IN THE BROMATE BROMIDE CEROUS SYSTEM - THE SIMPLEST CHEMICAL OSCILLATOR [J]. JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY, 1983, 87 (19) : 3769 - 3774

[8] BARROW NJ, 1975, SOIL SCI, V119, P167, DOI 10.1097/00010694-197503000-00002

[9] THE OPERATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE CONTINUUM-HYPOTHESIS IN THE THEORY OF WATER-MOVEMENT THROUGH SOILS AND AQUIFERS [J]. WATER RESOURCES RESEARCH, 1984, 20 (05) : 521 - 530

[10] EQUILIBRIUM AND KINETICS OF ADSORPTION OF PICLORAM AND PARATHION WITH SOILS [J]. JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD CHEMISTRY, 1978, 26 (06) : 1306 - 1312