ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF NATURALLY OCCURRING ORGANO-MINERAL COMPLEXES IN SOME VOLCANIC ASH SOILS
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Naturally occurring organo-mineral complex particles were separated from seven samples of volcanic ash soils after SATOH et al. (1972a, b). They were then divided into three kinds of complex particles (blackish silt-sized, brownish silt-sized, and clay-sized particles).The organic matter in the blackish complex fractions showed a higher exothermic reaction at about 390-460℃, the clay complex fractions, a lower exothermic reaction at about 300℃, and the brownish complex fractions, both reactions. These exothermic reactions resembled in thermal nature of humic substances combined with inorganic materials such as Al- and Fe-ions. The soil samples from A horizons showed both the lower and higher exothermic reactions but those from B horizons showed only the lower one.
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