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point of zero charge: a standalone construct

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point ofzero charge1 CONSTRUCTPoint of zero chargeSPOSITO · SOIL CHEMISTRY

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Soil chemistry

the solution pH at which a mineral or soil surface carries no net electric charge, with several operational variants.

In soil chemistry, point of zero charge refers to the solution pH at which a mineral or soil surface carries no net electric charge, with several operational variants. This meaning comes from Sposito (1998) in Environmental Science & Technology.[1]

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References

  1. Sposito, G. (1998). On Points of Zero Charge. Environmental Science & Technology, 32(19), 2815-2819. https://doi.org/10.1021/es9802347

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