Rock Weathering and Soil Mineralogy. Physical Weathering……

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Rock Weathering and Soil Mineralogy

Physical Weathering……

I.Weathering A. Chemical Weathering 1.Water is critical (and heat serves as a catalyst) 2.Complex Process (involves several reactions) 3.Biological Activity (helps accelerate weathering processes)

1.Complex Process Solution Hydrolysis Oxidation Hydration Chelation Dialysis Chemical Reconstitution

The negative log of hydrogen ion content “The negative log of hydrogen in concentration”

(27)×10 23 atoms Moles per liter

Concentration of H + * Concentration of OH - = [10 -7 ][10 -7 ] = “Always a constant”

Concentration of H + * Concentration of OH - = [10 -7 ][10 -7 ] = “Always a constant” pH of 0.1 M HCl = M = log = -1 = pH is 1 pH of 1 M HCl = 10 0 M = log 10 0 = 0 = pH is 0 pH: “The negative log of hydrogen in concentration”

“How much carbonic acid is there in rainwater?” pH: “The negative log of hydrogen in concentration”

pH: “The negative log of hydrogen in concentration”

Why does it matter?

Ca 2+ > Na + > Mg 2+ > K + > Si 4+ > Fe 3+ > Al 3+ Most Mobile Least Mobile

Molar BA Ratio

Uncle Festus Cuzzin Cletus

Molar BA Ratio Moles of Na 2 O + K 2 O + CaO + MgO Moles of Al 2 O 3

LiOH - lithium hydroxide NaOH - sodium hydroxidesodium hydroxide KOH - potassium hydroxidepotassium hydroxide HCl - hydrochloric acid HNO 3 - nitric acid H 2 SO 4 - sulfuric acidhydrochloric acidnitric acidsulfuric acid

Cation Exchange Capacity (CEC): The amount of exchangeable cations that a given weight of soil is capable of holding

CEC is measured in units of Cmol/kg, which replaces milliequivilents (meq)/100 g.

Wt. of 1 meq. = mole weight (g) charge of ion * 1000 Ex: the weight of 1 meq. of calcium is: 1 meq. Of Ca 2+ = g= 0.02 g (2) * 1000

Ex: the weight of 1 meq. of calcium is: 1 meq. Of Ca 2+ = g= 0.02 g (2) * 1000 So….the CEC of a soil containing g of exchangeable Ca 2+ per 100 g of soil is: g (wt. of exchangeable Ca 2+ ) 0.02 (wt. of 1 meq. of Ca 2+ )

Ex: the weight of 1 meq. of calcium is: 1 meq. Of Ca 2+ = g= 0.02 g (2) * 1000 So….the CEC of a soil containing g of exchangeable Ca 2+ per 100 g of soil is: g (wt. of exchangeable Ca 2+ ) 0.02 (wt. of 1 meq. of Ca 2+ ) = meq. =51.58 meq. Per 100 g, or Cmol + /kg

C. CEC Capacities

Base Saturation

Base Saturation: the percentage of cation exchange capacity of a soil occupied by basic cations. In general, the higher the base saturation, the higher the pH of the soil. Why important? Plant growth Plant protection

Alfisols Ultisols Mollisol

Alfisols Ultisols Mollisol base saturation between 35% - 50% base saturation less than 35% base saturation greater than 50%