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Springer Series in Reliability Engineeringe response of the solution concentration to H.SO. or other forms of sulfur deposition is complicated by biological effects and by the capacity of many soils to retain SO.. These processes can delay the onset of effects such as base removal, aluminum mobilization, and decreased alkalinity of the perc

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-4030-6nces in the cycles of these two elements in terrestrial ecosystems that must be considered in our analysis of soil acidification. In contrast to the sulfur system in which SO. adsorption can be an important factor in the accumulation of sulfur in the ecosystem, there is little tendency for inorganic

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Springer Series in Reliability Engineeringa conceptual model of the major system components and the processes by which they interact. The interaction between the solid and solution phases in the soil is critical in determining the nature of these changes. Although the system in total is extremely complex, a relatively simple subset of the p

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-4030-6quite directly by changing fluxes via solution (i.e., foliage and soil leaching). These changes in solution flux may in turn result in changes in solid-phase fluxes (litterfall) and, thus, affect the rate and nature of nutrient cycles as well, as will be discussed below. Also, the mere presence of a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-4030-6l before entering lakes and streams and (2) soil-contacted waters often are further modified by contact with rocks and minerals after leaving soils and before being discharged to surface waters. The nature of soil-mediated effects is often not well understood. Some workers have been skeptical that a

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