Adsorption complex
is a group of substance in soil which is capable of adsorbing other materials
such as inorganic colloidal substances from a greater part of adsorption
complex. Non-colloidal materials, such as silt and sand, exhibit adsorption to
a much lesser extent than the colloidal materials.
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