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These will include interconversions between various inorganic and organic species of the element in the soil, leaching of soluble forms, immobilization by ion exchange or other adsorption processes on the solid soil phases, and biological uptake by micro- or macro-organisms (Fig. 1.6).
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Complexation of iron
Complexing agents that are released as effluents into water bodies include the following:
ammonia – resulting from the decay of nitrogen-containing organic wastes;
sulfide, sulfite, and sulfate – discharged from pulp and paper mills, which commonly use sulfur-based compounds as a component in pulp bleaching processes;
phosphate – present in human waste and a constituent of some detergents; therefore present in municipal wastewater.
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