ZENG Min, LIAO Bo-han, ZENG Qing-ru, et al. Loss of Several Nutrient Elements in Heavy Metals Contaminated Soil Due to Soil Washing[J]. 2006, 20(1): 25-29.
ZENG Min, LIAO Bo-han, ZENG Qing-ru, et al. Loss of Several Nutrient Elements in Heavy Metals Contaminated Soil Due to Soil Washing[J]. 2006, 20(1): 25-29.DOI:
A batch experiment of the heavy metals contaminated soil with HCl
citric acid and EDTA was conducted to investigate removal of Pb
Cd
Cu and Zn by soil washing
and to explore the effects of soil washing on nutrient elements in the heavy metals contaminated soil.The results showed that soil washing effectively removed heavy metals
and that
in the same time
soil washing resulted in the loss of K
Ca
Mg
Fe and Mn
and decreased the availabilities of some nutrient elements in the heavy metals contaminated soil.The removal power of EDTA on heavy metal was much better than that of HCl and citric acid. The loss of K
Ca
Mg due to extracting of HCl was more than citric acid and EDTA.The loss of Fe due to extracting of citric acid was more than HCl and EDTA.The loss of Mn due to extracting of EDTA was more than HCl and citric acid.The extracting of HCl and citric acid decreased availabilities of K
Ca
Mg in the soil.The extracting of EDTA increased availabilities of K
decreased availabilities of Ca
and
in the high concentration(50 mmol/L)
decreased the availabilities of Mg in the soil remarkably.The availabilities of Fe in the soil increased through extracting of three extractants
and the effect of EDTA was the most significant.In lower concentration
these 3 extractants could all increase the availabilities of Mn
and the effect of citric acid was the most significant.With increasing in the concentration of extractants