Development and Reform of Higher Education in China 2011
DOI: 10.1016/b978-1-84334-639-5.50001-2
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“…The effect of soil pH on SOC is relatively complicated, because the soil texture, soil microbial biomass and community structure as well as the production and secretion of enzymes are all influenced by pH [47][48][49]. In general, the optimum pH condition of most actinomycetes and bacteria are 6.5-8, and fungi is 5-6 [50], so within the alkaline soil environment (pH > 8), microbe would become less active as pH rises, which may slow down the humification of litters and then result in the decrease of SOC content. Additionally, in an environment where pH is too high (or too low), the enzymes that play an important role in the transformation of nutrients and the formation of humus would be inactivated [51], which also leads to the loss of soil fertility and SOC content in the study area.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The effect of soil pH on SOC is relatively complicated, because the soil texture, soil microbial biomass and community structure as well as the production and secretion of enzymes are all influenced by pH [47][48][49]. In general, the optimum pH condition of most actinomycetes and bacteria are 6.5-8, and fungi is 5-6 [50], so within the alkaline soil environment (pH > 8), microbe would become less active as pH rises, which may slow down the humification of litters and then result in the decrease of SOC content. Additionally, in an environment where pH is too high (or too low), the enzymes that play an important role in the transformation of nutrients and the formation of humus would be inactivated [51], which also leads to the loss of soil fertility and SOC content in the study area.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This was in accordance with the results reported by Zhu et al, where pK a1 of Pro was found to be 1.99. 23 Similarly, pK a3 of Pro-Hyp at 25 C was higher than 12 and could not be determined potentiometrically. The pK a1 values of Pro-Hyp and Gly-Pro-Hyp were lower than the pK a1 value of Gly; this indicated that the deprotonation of -COOH was triggered by the presence of imino group and other neighboring groups.…”
Section: Glymentioning
confidence: 91%
“…It is well-known that the magnetic field resulted from Helmholtz coils depends many factors, whose magnitude is directly proportion to not only electric current, but also the length of wire in coils [9]. In addition, the magnetic field is correlated to the structure and size of Helmholtz coils.…”
Section: The Design Of Helmholtz Coilsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to Refs. [9][10], The magnetic field magnitude (B) at the center between the two coils can be expressed as for Helmholtz with N Turns:…”
Section: The Design Of Helmholtz Coilsmentioning
confidence: 99%