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jenna1

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Question 1

In the Freundlich equation, what do the variables a and x represent?
◦ quantity of P adsorbed on mineral surface
◦ P adsorption maximum
◦ solution P concentration
◦ coefficients that vary among soils

Question 2

Phosphorus retention is defined as a continuous sequence of which of the following processes?
◦ desorption and adsorption
◦ precipitation and adsorption
◦ dissolution and precipitation
◦ desorption and dissolution
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Marked as best answer by jenna1 on Sep 3, 2020

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Reply #1 on: Sep 3, 2020
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jenna1

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Excellent

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