CEC
| Definition | Cation-Exchange Capacity |
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| Category | Academic & Science » Chemistry |
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What does CEC mean?
Cation-Exchange Capacity (CEC) is a measure of the ability of soil to hold cations by electrostatic attraction. It is the ability of the soil to hold or store cations. The higher the CEC, the higher it's capacity to hold and exchange cations.
CEC is a soil chemical property and a useful indicator of soil fertility used to predict plant nutrient availability and retention in the soil.
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What is the full form of CEC in Soil Chemistry?
The full form of CEC is Cation-Exchange Capacity
What are the full forms of CEC in Academic & Science?
Cation-Exchange Capacity | Canadian Electrical Code | Centro de Educación Continua | College of Engineering Chengannur | Cambridge English Corpus | Continuing Education Credit | Consortium for Educational Communication | Cebu Eastern College | Cranbrook Educational Community | Career Enrichment Center | Chinese Education Center | Cobequid Educational Centre | Community Education Centre | College of Engineering Cherthala
What are the full forms of CEC in Worldwide?
Cation-Exchange Capacity | Consumer Electronics Control | Congress on Evolutionary Computation | Council for Exceptional Children | Commission for Environmental Cooperation | Chuck E. Cheese | Concordance Extraction Corporation | Charismatic Episcopal Church | Conference of European Churches | Circulating Endothelial Cell | Cambridge English Corpus | Continuing Education Credit | Certified Enterprise Coache | Commonwealth Engineers Council | Certified Executive Chef | Central European Convention | Camouflage Europe Centrale
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