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The EMF of Platinum Electrodes in Dilute Solutions and its Relation to Soil pH by Bohn, H. L.

“…An equation is derived for mixed potentials of electrodes which explains their non‐Nernstian behavior in dilute solutions and at nonequilibrium conditions…”
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Zinc Adsorption by Calcareous Soils by Udo, E. J., Bohn, H. L., Tucker, T. C.

“…Zinc adsorption was studied in suspensions of 10 calcareous Arizona soils in dilute ZnSO4 solutions. At low concentrations, Zn2+ adsorption was described by…”
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Sorption of cadmium, nickel, and zinc by kaolinite montmorillonite suspensions by Puls, Robert W., Bohn, Hinrich L.

“…Sorption is the predominant process governing metal ion movement in soils and includes the following physical and chemical mechanisms: adsorption,…”
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Hydrogen sulfide sorption by soils by Bohn, H.L. (Univ. of Arizona, Tucson, AZ), Fu-Yong, Huang-Chenghe

“…The sorption of H2S gas was measured in columns of soils of varying pH, clay, organic-matter, and Fe-oxide contents. The amounts and rates of H2S adsorption…”
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Electromotive Force of Inert Electrodes in Soil Suspensions by Bohn, H. L.

“…Attempts to relate the emf of gold, graphite, and platinum electrodes in soil suspensions to the electrode potentials of redox couples in the soil were…”
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Comparisons of Measured and Theoretical Mn2+ Concentrations in Soil Suspensions by Bohn, H. L.

“…The Mn2+ concentrations in control and autoclaved suspensions of nine acid and alkaline soils in 0.01M CaCl2 differed widely from the Mn2+ concentrations…”
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Nitric Oxide Sorption by Calcareous Soils: I. Capacity, Rate, and Sorption Products in Air Dry Soils by Prather, R. J., Miyamoto, S., Bohn, H. L.

“…At room temperature, air dry calcareous soils sorbed from 0.5 to 2% NO by weight within 10 to 15 min from a dry air stream containing 1.6% NO by volume. The…”
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The (Fe)(OH)3 Ion Product in Suspensions of Acid Soils by Bohn, H. L.

“…In suspensions of seven acid soils, the (Fe)(OH)3 ion product was constant after 139 days at a mean value of 1 (± 0.5) × 10−39. Varying the soil/suspension…”
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Nitric Oxide Sorption by Calcareous Soils: II. Effect of Moisture on Capacity, Rate, and Sorption Products by Miyamoto, S., Prather, R. J., Bohn, H. L.

“…At room temperature, the nitric oxide (NO) sorption capacity of calcareous soils increased with the presence of moisture in an air + NO stream (1.5% NO by…”
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Phosphatoiron (III) and Phosphatoaluminum Complexes in Dilute Solutions by Bohn, H. L., Peech, Michael

“…The phosphate complexes of iron(III) and aluminum in dilute solutions were studied by ultraviolet spectrophotometry, voltammetry, and cation exchange resins…”
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Pollution: the problem of misplaced waste by Bohn, H L, Cauthorn, RC

“…The extent of pollution in the atmosphere, hydrosphere and lithosphere is compared. The atmosphere, hydrosphere, and, especially, the soil are all capable of…”
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Estimate of organic carbon in world soils. II. [Carbon dioxide, carbon cycle, peat] by Bohn, Hinrich L.

“…Soil organic carbon (C) is the largest carbon reservoir at the earth's surface, but its mass is the least certain. The completed FAO Soil Map of the World…”
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Control of VOC emissions from waste management facilities by Bohn, H L

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Soprtion of cadmium, nickel, and zinc by kaolinite and montmorillonite suspensions by PULS, R. W, BOHN, H. L

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Modern Electrochemistry: By J. O'M. Bockris and A. K. N. Reddy. Plenum Publishing Corp., 227 West 17th St., New York, N. Y. 10011. 1432 pages in 2 volumes. 1970. $8.95 per volume in paperback by Bohn, H. L.

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Modern Electrochemistry by Bohn, H. L.

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Estimate of organic carbon in world soils by Bohn, Hinrich L.

“…The current estimate of organic carbon in world soils, 7.1 × 1014 kg, is based on such meager data that it must be viewed skeptically. The FAO‐UNESCO soil map…”
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Solid activities of aluminum phosphate and hydroxide in acid soils by Yong, F. (University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ), Bohn, H.L, Brito, J, Prenzel, J

“…Predicting the composition of the soil solution is hampered by our inability to describe the chemical state of the soil's solid phase. The solid activity…”
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Beryllium effects on potatoes and oats in acid soil by Bohn, Hinrich L., Seekamp, Gerd

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Theories and tests of electrical conductivity in soils by Bohn, H.L, Ben-Asher, J, Tabbara, H.S, Marwan, M

“…The soil's specific electrical conductivity (ECa) is similar in principle to the EC of a pure solution, but the nonconducting soil air and solids cause…”
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