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Clay Minerals as the Key to the Sequestration of Carbon in Soils

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Jock CHURCHMAN
Adjunct Senior Lecturer, University of Adelaide
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CLAY MINERALS AS THE KEY TO THE SEQUESTRATION OF CARBON IN SOILS - Clays and Clay Minerals

Results from earlier laboratory and field experiments were interrogated for the possibilities of sequestration, or long-term accumulation, of carbon from excess greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. In the laboratory study, samples of three (top) soils dominated by kaolinite and illite (together), sme…
Go to the profile of Jock CHURCHMAN
Jock CHURCHMAN
Adjunct Senior Lecturer, University of Adelaide

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