Chemistry and mineralogy of soil

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Chemistry and mineralogy of soil

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capas The Brazilian Society of Soil Science launched, in 2009, during the XXXII CBCS meeting, in Fortaleza, the book “Chemistry and Mineralogy of Soil” in two volumes (Part I – Basics, Part II – Applications), totaling 1380 pages. This book covers a large gap for the lack of basic teaching materials for training in undergraduate and courses in the area of Agricultural Sciences. The academic and scientific communities now have basic material that surely will be the demarcation line of a new phase in the improvement of teaching of soils and plant nutrition in Brazil.

	Part I – Basic Principles		Part II – Applications
I-	Basic Concepts of Chemistry	XI-	Chemistry of soil organic matter
II-	Basic Concepts in Mineralogy		do solo
III-	Chemical equilibrium reactions	XII-	Electrochemical adsorption and
	in the soils		ion exchange in soil
IV-	Universal reserves in soils	XIII-	Chemical adsorption models
V-	Weathering and occurrence of	XIV-	Chemical changes in the rhizosphere
	minerals in the soil environment	XV-	Dynamics of pesticides in soil
VI-	Smectite, vermiculite, hydroxy-	XVI-	Chemistry of heavy metals in soil
	interlayer minerals and chlorites	XVII-	Chemistry of acid soils
VII-	Kaolinite and halloysite	XVIII-	Chemistry of highly weathered soils
VIII-	Iron oxides	XIX-	Chemistry of saline and sodic soils
IX-	Oxides of aluminum, silicon,	XX-	Flooded soil chemistry
	manganese and titanium	XXI-	Analytical methods used in Soil
X-	Physical methods of analysis in		Chemistry
	soil mineralogy