A soil sample was found to have a CEC of 24.0 cmol c kg -1 . Important: note that a cmol is not the same

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A soil sample was found to have a CEC of 24.0 cmol c kg -1 . Important: note that a cmol is not  the same thing as a cmol c for divalent and trivalent ions!

A.  How many cmol c kg -1 of Al 3+ would be required to satisfy this negative charge?         

B.  How many cmol kg -1 of Al 3+ would be required to satisfy this negative charge?           

C.  How many cmol c kg -1 of Mg 2+ would be required to satisfy this negative charge?        

D.  How many cmol kg -1 of Na + would be required to satisfy this negative charge?            

E.  How many mg kg -1 of Mg 2+ would be required to satisfy this negative charge?  (Show all work/units for full credit!)

           

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