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350 Metals and Metaloids: II



S02 Soil Chemistry
Wednesday, October 19, 2011: 2:00 PM-4:00 PM
Henry Gonzalez Convention Center, Hall C
350-1
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Effects of External Copper (Cu) Loading On Forms of Cu In Sandy Soils Under Citrus Production.
Santanu Bakshi, University of Florida; Zhenli He, University of Florida; Willie Harris, University of Florida
350-2
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Macroscopic and Molecular-Scale Assessment of Soil Lead Contamination Impacted by Seasonal Dove Hunting Activities.
Yuji Arai, Clemson University; Allison Rick, Clemson University; Tessa Saylor, Clemson University; Emily Faas, Clemson University; Ryan tappero, National Synchrotron Light Source, Brookhaven National Laboratory; Antonio lanzirotti, University of Chicago
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Redox Controlled Biogeochemical Processes Affecting Arsenic Solubility Down a Sediment Profile In Cache Valley, Utah.
Xianyu Meng, Utah State University; Joan McLean, Utah State University
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Competitive Adsorption of Antimonate, Phosphate, and Sulfate On Gibbsite.
Melanie Stewart, University of Tennessee; Michael Essington, University of Tennessee
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Impact of Antimonate On the Charging Characteristics of Metal Oxyhydroxides.
Kalyn A. Vergeer, University of Tennessee; Melanie Stewart, University of Tennessee; Michael Essington, University of Tennessee
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Competitive Sorption Between Arsenic and Phosphorus On High and Low Phosphorus Ultisols.
Mimi Roy, Auburn University; Julie Howe, Auburn University
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Defining the Controlling Factors of Organic Carbon and Iron (Hydr)Oxide Reactivity On Arsenic Release In Mekong Delta Sediments.
Jason W. Stuckey, Stanford University; Benjamin D. Kocar, Stanford University; Scott Fendorf, Stanford University
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Biogeochemistry of Copper In Lake Pontchartrain Water and Sediments.
Zengqiang Zhang, Northwest A & F University; Jim Wang, Louisiana State University; Ronald DeLaune, Louisiana State University
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