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Soil chemistry is defined as the field of soil science that deals with the chemical constituents, properties, and reactions of soils. Soil chemistry plays a central role in food production and the protection of human health. Chemical reactions between nutrients or contaminants and soil solids, and the composition of the soil solution and the atmosphere, influence crop growth as well as the quality of our food, air, and water. This collection of 13 chapters brings together studies that highlight how soil chemical constituents, properties, and reactions can be examined or managed using a…mehr

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Soil chemistry is defined as the field of soil science that deals with the chemical constituents, properties, and reactions of soils. Soil chemistry plays a central role in food production and the protection of human health. Chemical reactions between nutrients or contaminants and soil solids, and the composition of the soil solution and the atmosphere, influence crop growth as well as the quality of our food, air, and water. This collection of 13 chapters brings together studies that highlight how soil chemical constituents, properties, and reactions can be examined or managed using a multidisciplinary approach to move towards a more efficient, sustainable, nutrient-rich, and low-contaminant food production system that affords protection of soil, water, and human and animal health. We believe that studies such as needed to maintain and enhance environmental quality through interdisciplinary scientific approach for humans, animals, and environmental health outcomes.
Autorenporträt
Dr. D.K.Awasthi is the Professor & Head of Department Chemistry at JNMPG, College, Lucknow, having an elaborate teaching experience more than 30 years. He has more than 150 publications in International & National Journals.Dr Archana Dixit Assistant Professor in the Department of Chemistry, DGPG College, Kanpur. She has more than 20 publications.