Lecture

Soil Science: Organic Matter Properties

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Description

This lecture covers the characteristics and properties of organic matter in soil, including its hydrophobic and hydrophilic substances, ionization of functional groups, electrically charged properties, cation exchange capacity, and formation of clay-humic complexes. It also discusses the role of organic matter in the retention of trace elements and the stabilization of soil aggregates.

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