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"Humin"
Keywords:
humic
,
insoluble
,
alkali
,
ulmic
,
leonardite
Related Terms:
Humic acid
,
Sodium chloride
,
Deliquescent
,
Sodium sulfite
,
Dry acid
,
Salinisation
,
Sodium bisulfate
,
Potassium metabisulfite
,
Soil ph
,
Saline
,
Sulfite
,
Calcium chloride
,
Litmus
,
Phenolphthalein
,
Ammonium chloride
,
Soap
,
Campden tablets
,
Saline solution
,
Alkali
,
Neutralizer
,
Buffering agent
,
Bromide
,
Saline soil
,
Ammonium hydroxide
,
Glauber's salt
,
Sodium bromide
,
Buffer solution
,
Bordeaux mixture
,
Sodium bicarbonate
,
Brine
,
Sodium carbonate
,
Alkaline
,
Sodium benzoate
,
Soda ash
,
Borax
,
Lye
,
Detergents
,
Alum
,
Compost tea
,
Muriatic acid
,
Sodium tripolyphosphate
,
Buffer
,
Deliquescence
,
Salt
,
Caustic
,
Buffers
,
Sea salt
,
Sodium hydroxide
,
Liquid acid
A bitter, brownish yellow, amorphous substance, extracted from vegetable mold, and also produced by the action of acids on certain sugars and carbohydrates; -- called also humic acid, ulmin, gein, ulmic or geic acid, etc.
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is the alkali insoluble fraction of leonardite. (This usage of the term does not correspond exactly with the usage by other workers.)
humicsbyfarmco.com
a black humic substance that is not soluble in water
wordnet.princeton.edu
Humic substances that remain insoluble in both strong base solutions and in water.
wqa.org
Usually applied to that part of the organic matter that remains after extraction with dilute alkali.
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