2014
Otilio Arturo Acevedo Sandoval, Enrique Cruz Chavez, Julia María Domínguez Soto, Francisco Prieto García, y Judith Prieto Méndez. Sesquióxidos de hierro en bosques templado húmedo del estado de Hidalgo, México. Revista de la Facultad de Ciencias Agrarias. UNCUYO. Argentina (Junio 2014), Vol. 46(1), 109-124. ISSN: 0370-4661
Abstract
To t a l i r o n d i s s o l v e d a n d i r o nforms extracted with acid ammoniumoxalate, sodium pyrophosphate anddithionate- citrate- bicarbonate were studied inAlisol soils in the municipality of Acaxochitlán,State of Hidalgo, México. The studied soilspresent different kind of forests: Pinus patulaschlecht and Cham (Pp), Pinus teocote, (Pt)and Quercus spp, (Q). The objective of thisinvestigation is to determinate if the vegetationmodifies the different fraction of iron (Fe)in the soil. The highest total iron content(14.5% of Fe2O3) was observed in the soils withPp vegetation, the highest percent of ferrihydrite(38.0% of total Fe present in the soil) and ofiron-organic matter complex and amorphousiron oxides (20.9% and 16.3% respectively oftotal Fe in the soil) were found in the Pt forest.Free iron forms (56.7% of total Fe in the soil)and crystalline iron forms (goethite/ hematite)were predominant in the soils with Pp forest.The most weathered soil was the one withQ vegetation, a higher evolution in the processof iron oxi-hydroxides structural organizationwas found in the soils with Pt and Pp. Thetype of forest vegetation influences the degreeof soil evolution, and distribution, contentand forms of Fe oxides in order of highestto lowest total Fe content in the soil wasPinus patula > Quercus spp > Pinus teocote.
Caracterización de Ferritas de Níquel obtenidas mediante Mecanosíntesis