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The combined use of autoradiography, electron microscopy and electron probe microanalysis provided a direct method of defining the location of arsenate added to a soil and of identifying the soil component mainly responsible for its retention. In the soil examined, arsenate was retained by the goethite particles which also held the native phosphorus.
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Fordham et al. (1974) studied this question.
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