Which of the following anion is highly adsorbed in acid soil?
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Chloride nit
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When non-metals gain electrons, they are created. They acquire one or more electrons. They have a net negative charge as a result. The anions iodide (I-), chloride (Cl-), and hydroxide are some examples (OH–).
As a result, anions rather than cations will be attracted to and retained by the soil. Anions are negatively charged as opposed to cations. Phosphate, sulphate, nitrate, and chlorine are among the anions that soil particles hold and keep (in order of decreasing strength).
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