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Comment on ‘Spectroscopie infra-rouge de quelques fractions d'acides humiques obtenues sur Sephadex’

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It is suggested that, in IR spectra of fractions of soil organic matter eluted from Sephadex, absorption bands ascribed to aromatic ethers, epoxide rings and alcoholic or phenolic hydroxyl groups by Bailly1 are more consistent with a conventional humic material in its carboxylate from and an associated soil clay mineral such as illite. re]19770204

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  1. Bailly, J. R., Plant and Soil 45, 95–112 (1976).

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  1. Macaulay Institute for Soil Research, Craigiebuckler, AB9 2QJ, Aberdeen

    J. D. Russell & H. A. Anderson

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Russell, J.D., Anderson, H.A. Comment on ‘Spectroscopie infra-rouge de quelques fractions d'acides humiques obtenues sur Sephadex’. Plant Soil 48, 547–548 (1977). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02187263

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