Alleviating soil acidity, aluminium and iron toxicity in an acid sulfate soil using lime and bio-organic fertilizer to increase rice yield by Jamaludin, Alia Farhana

“…At this pH, the Al and Fe started to form their inert hydroxides. The yield of rice was found to increase from 2.12 t/ha to 3.99 t/ha. …”
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Global carbon uptake of cement carbonation accounts 1930–2021 by Z. Huang, Z. Huang, J. Wang, J. Wang, J. Wang, L. Bing, L. Bing, L. Bing, Y. Qiu, R. Guo, Y. Yu, M. Ma, L. Niu, D. Tong, R. M. Andrew, P. Friedlingstein, J. G. Canadell, F. Xi, F. Xi, F. Xi, Z. Liu, Z. Liu

“…However, systematic accounts for the reverse of this process – namely carbonation of calcium oxide and other alkaline oxides and/or hydroxides within cement materials during cements' life cycles – have only recently been undertaken. …”
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Geology, mineralization and geochemistry of the Aqkand Cu occurrence (north of Zanjan, Tarom-Hashtjin zone) by Maryam Feyzi, Mohammad Ebrahimi, Hossein Kouhestani, Mir Ali Asghar Mokhtari

“…Malachite, azurite and Fe-hydroxides formed during the supergene stage (Stage-6). …”
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Geochemical Characteristics and Environmental Risk Assessment of Heavy Metals in Weathering Profiles of Alkali-enriched Porphyry in Central Yunnan by XU Lei, ZHAO Mengsheng, XU Jie, CHENG Yanxun, QU Qiang, CHEN Weizhi, ZHANG Ya, WANG Haoyu, BA Yong, WEN Fangping, QIAN Kun

“…Although the bedrock is obviously deficient in Cu, Cr, Ni and Hg, it is eventually enrichedin-situ in clay minerals and Al and Fe oxides/hydroxides with weathering due to its own chemical properties and the effect of desilication to enrich aluminum and iron. …”
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Dispersion and distribution of trace and ore elements in the polymetalic vein- type Chah-Mesi ore deposit, north of Shahre-Babak by Sara Dargahi, Maryam Sarvarizadeh, Mohsen Arvin

“…The ore minerals are accompanied with chalcocite, malachite, covellite, azurite and iron hydroxides that have been formed during supergene and weathering processes (Figure 5). …”
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Petrography, mineralization and mineral explorations in the Zendan salt dome (Hara), Bandar Lengeh by Habib Biabangard, Farooq Alian, Marziyeh Bazamad

“…Iron mineralization contains hematite, spicularite, magnetite, goethite, and iron hydroxides. Magnetite-hematite-oligist layers (red soil) are the most iron mineralization in the Zendan salt dome, which are usually broken and scattered with gypsum layers (mostly anhydrite), respectively. …”
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Biomimetic carboxylate-bridged diiron complexes : from solution behavior to modeling the secondary coordination sphere by Minier, Mikael A. (Mikael Antoine)

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Analysis of Influence of Different Sizes of Perinereis aibuhitensis on the Occurrence Form of Nitrogen and Phosphorus in Sediments by Zhonghang LIU, Zhiqiang CHANG, Shengyi YUAN, Jian LI

“…NAIP refers to the phosphorus bound to Fe, Mn, and Al oxides and their hydroxides in sediments, and this form of phosphorus is easily released in the sediments. …”
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The mineralogy, texture and fluid inclusion characteristics of Meideh silicic zone, north Pariz, Kerman copper belt; investigation of genetic relations with porphyry systems by Zeinab Ramezani, Saeed Alirezaei, Morteza Einali

“…In east of Sarcheshmeh, several N-S striking silica veins locally containing pyrite, chalcopyrite, malachite, and Fe-oxides/hydroxides occur in Cenozoic volcanic and intrusive host rocks. …”
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Evaluation of Cu-mineralization potential based on mineralogical and geochemical evidence in Kahdelan area, Eastern Azerbaijan, NW of Iran by Reyhane Lotfi, Mohammad Yazdi, Iraj Rasa, Mansour Ghorbani

“…In the area of study, sinking solutions washed away most of the pyrites and left behind empty pyrite molds and iron oxides and hydroxides along with different amounts of malachite and neotocite. …”
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Environmental controls on observed spatial variability of soil pore water geochemistry in small headwater catchments underlain with permafrost by N. A. Conroy, J. M. Heikoop, E. Lathrop, E. Lathrop, D. Musa, B. D. Newman, C. Xu, R. E. McCaully, C. A. Arendt, V. G. Salmon, A. Breen, V. Romanovsky, K. E. Bennett, C. J. Wilson, S. D. Wullschleger

“…The redox conditions in both catchments were generally limited by Fe reduction, seemingly well-buffered by a cache of amorphous Fe hydroxides, with the most reducing conditions found at sampling locations with the highest soil moisture content. …”
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Evaluation of site effects on forest productivity of planted Khaya ivorensis A. chev. and Hopea odorata roxb. on degraded forestland in Segamat, Johor, Malaysia. by H. I. S. Gandamihardja, Yetti Heryati

“…The point of zero salt effect (PZSE) and the residual charge at PZSE (σp) values at all sites were low, and no clear differences in the profiles were associated with low amounts of Al and Fe oxides and hydroxides. In general, the soil fertility status was low due to intense weathering and the acidic nature of the soils. …”
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Mineralogy and skarnification processes at the Avan Cu-Fe Skarn, northeast of Kharvana, NW Iran by Mir Ali Asghar Mokhtari, Mohammad Ebrahimi, Mohammad Reza Ghorbani

“…During the late retrograde stage, relatively low temperature fluids have altered anhydrous and hydrous calc-silicate mineral assemblage formed during the previous stages into a very fine grained mineral assemblage including clay minerals, chlorite and iron hydroxides. Presence of replacement textures in ore minerals and anhydrous calc-silicate minerals accompanied with open filling textures in the anhydrous calc-silicate minerals, for example oxide and sulphide veinlets within the garnet crystals, indicate that the mentioned ore minerals have been simultaneously generated with hydrous calc-silicate minerals (epidote and tremolite-actinolite) during the early prograde stage. …”
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The Fractionation of Some Heavy Metals in Calcareous Soils Affected by Land Uses of Central Area of Zanjan Provine (Northwest of Iran) by Ali Afshari, H. Khademi, Sh. Ayoubi

“…Naturally, Chemicals are associated to resistant soil fractions such as oxy hydroxides, organic matter and sulfides. In soil fractionation, the contribution of each fraction in soil was a function of metal type and land uses. …”
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Relation of alkali-metasomatism and Ti-REE-U (Th) mineralization in the Saghand mining district, Central Iran by Saleh Deymar, Mehrdad Behzadi, Mohammad Yazdi, Mohammad Reza Rezvanianzadeh

“…Titanium bearing minerals within the quartzdiorite-diorite rocks and Douzakh Dareh granite easily decompose under hydrothermal activity and form titanium hydroxides, which is a very strong absorbent for U. …”
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A Summary of Research Progress on Bioavailability Assessment Method of Selenium in Soil and Its Influencing Factors by WANG Lingxiao, YU Tao, LI Fengyan, YANG Zhongfang, HOU Qingye, REN Rui

“…The main factors affecting the bioavailability of soil Se are: (1) Topographical factors such as altitude, slope, and terrain wetness index, which have some influence on soil Se content; there are large differences in organic matter, iron/aluminum hydroxides, and pH among different soil types, which can be controlled to affect Se migration and bioavailability; (2) Soluble and exchangeable Se are more easily absorbed by plants, and selenate with better mobility is easier to absorb, transport, and metabolize in plants than selenite; (3) Increasing soil pH can generally improve Se bioavailability, but this is not the case in organic-enriched soils. …”
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