Aluminum as a Factor in Soil Acidity (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781172235254)

"Aluminum as a Factor in Soil Acidity" explores the role of aluminum in contributing to the acidity of soil. This scientific study, originally published in 1920, examines the chemical interactions between aluminum compounds and soil components that influence soil pH. The work provides insights into the behavior of aluminum in various soil conditions and its effects on soil fertility and plant growth.

Written by Jose Jison Mirasol, the text offers valuable information for agricultural scientists, environmental chemists, and anyone interested in understanding the complex processes that govern soil acidity. This early work is a significant contribution to the field of soil science, offering foundational knowledge relevant to modern agricultural practices and environmental management.

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