WANG Jian, YANG Tingting, ZHU Youwei, et al. Effects of Limestone and Conditioner on Reducing Soil Cd Extractability Under Field Conditions[J]. 2021, 35(4): 334-340.
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WANG Jian, YANG Tingting, ZHU Youwei, et al. Effects of Limestone and Conditioner on Reducing Soil Cd Extractability Under Field Conditions[J]. 2021, 35(4): 334-340. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2021.04.046.
Effects of Limestone and Conditioner on Reducing Soil Cd Extractability Under Field Conditions
In-situ passivation is one of the important methods for the remediation of cadmium-contaminated paddy soil
and the selection of passivation agent is critical for efficient remediation. This paper studied the inactivation effect of cadmium in paddy soil by applying limestone and main conditioning agents with three field trials and comparative investigations in demonstration plots
and the effective technical measures was discussed. The results showed that sufficient amount of limestone (≥3.75 t/hm2
test III) and other alkaline conditioners can significantly increase soil pH and reduce soil Cd extraction rate (P<0.05); application of diatomaceous earth (8.25 t/hm2) and hydroxyapatite stone (3.75 t/hm2) can also reduce the soil Cd extraction rate. Among them
the application of limestone 11.25 t/hm2 could reduce the Cd extraction rate by 21%; the application of diatomaceous earth 8.25 t/hm2 (experiment II) and biomass charcoal 9.00 t/hm2 (experiment II) could significantly reduce the soil Cd extraction rate (P<0.05) by 10% and 19% respectively; compared with the control in Experiment III
the pH of the soil treated with lime 3.00 t/hm2
calcium magnesium phosphate fertilizer 3.75 t/hm2
and biomass charcoal 7.50 t/hm2 increased significantly (P<0.05). The Cd extraction rate of soil treated with lime
calcium magnesium phosphate
biomass charcoal
and hydroxyapatite 3.75 t/hm2 was significantly reduced (P<0.05)
and it was found that the pH value of soil treated with lime was significantly higher than that of calcium magnesium phosphate fertilizer
biomass charcoal
hydroxyapatite
and other three treatments
while the soil Cd extraction rate was significantly less than the latter three. Correlation analysis results based on comparative investigations showed that the extraction rate of Cd was significantly negatively correlated with pH
and was significantly positively correlated with effective Cd content (P<0.05). The cluster analysis showed that the passivation effects of different conditioners on soil cadmium can be divided into five categories. The most passivation effects were lime 6.00
9.00 t/hm2 and GSA-4 6.00
9.00 t/hm2
which can be used first. For the actual passivation repair
the sepiolite 4.50 t/hm2
zeolite 4.50 t/hm2
humus 4.50 t/hm2
and hydroxyapatite 3.00 t/hm2 with insignificant effects are not recommended.
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