2008
DOI: 10.1590/s0100-06832008000400029
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Síntese de hidrogéis e cinética de liberação de amônio e potássio

Abstract: RESUMO(1) Recebido para publicação em outubro de 2007 e aprovado em maio de 2008.

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“…This rate of K release from the films is much lower than that obtained from polyacrylamide hydrogels, where 60% of the fixed amount was released in the first 5 h. 23 In fact, the data reported herein suggest that it is possible to load different amounts of K in the same films without significant losses of this cation by leaching after the percolation process.…”
Section: Release Of Potassium From the Filmsmentioning
confidence: 50%
“…This rate of K release from the films is much lower than that obtained from polyacrylamide hydrogels, where 60% of the fixed amount was released in the first 5 h. 23 In fact, the data reported herein suggest that it is possible to load different amounts of K in the same films without significant losses of this cation by leaching after the percolation process.…”
Section: Release Of Potassium From the Filmsmentioning
confidence: 50%
“…Os espectros na região do infravermelho (IV) para a poliacrilamida foram obtidos em espectrômetro Varian FT-IR 660-IR, equipado com acessório Pike GladiATR. Os espectros de absorção foram analisados na faixa de 4000 a 400 cm -1 , com resolução de 2 cm -1 [10] com número de 128 scans. Além das amostras degradadas de mistura gel/solução foram também realizadas análise da mistura gel/solução não degradada para fins comparativos.…”
Section: Espectroscopia No Infravermelho Com Transformada De Fourier unclassified
“…Insufficient irrigations, as well as excessive irrigations, result in considerable losses and damages to plants and soils, decreasing the efficiency of use of this technique. The literature reports K losses through leaching on the order of 50 to 70% (Auoada et al, 2008;Wu & Liu, 2008), when it is inadequately applied to the soils (Sousa & Rein, 2009). Therefore, K losses in the soil profile must be monitored, especially in intensive production systems, as those practiced in irrigated areas with large use of inputs, in order to take measures that promote increase in the efficiency of use of the applied K, to allow the management of an economically sustainable production system, with quality products and minimum negative impact to the environment.…”
Section: Time (T)mentioning
confidence: 99%