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The fate of the heavy metal in soils depends upon many soil processes that are governed by several soils properties of which soil pH and redox potential are known to be the most important parameters. Thus, the solubility of trace elements is often shown as a function of pH affected by amount and kind of organic matter. Trace elements are known to be accumu‐ lated in surface soils as a result of contamination from point sources as mining activities. An appreciable amount of the soils has been made unusable because of pollution. Highly conta‐ minated soils belong to a high healthy risk to human being and their environmentally harmful effects. That is why soil should be correctly understood and underestimated long range lethal effects that can have irreversible consequences. The improvement of soils damaged and contaminated by pollutants need of the particular soils, requires a full understanding of soil properties and of the deteriorating factors.

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Characterization and Remediation of Soils and Sediments Polluted with Mercury: Occurrence, Transformations, Environmental Considerations and San Joaquin’s Sierra Gorda Case