Surfactant-Mediated Effects on Hydrological and Physical Soil Properties: Data Synthesis
Anika Lehmann,
Maximilian Flaig,
Juan F. Dueñas
et al.
Abstract:Soils are under the threat of a multitude of anthropogenic factors affecting the complex interplay of various physical and hydrological soil processes and properties. One such factor is the group of surface-active compounds. Surfactants have a broad range of applications and can reduce solid−liquid interfacial forces and increase wettability and dispersion of particles. Surfactant effects are context-dependent, giving rise to a wide range of reported effects on different soil processes and properties. Here, we… Show more
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