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Distribution coefficients of tin in Japanese agricultural soils and the factors affecting tin sorption behavior
Sorption behavior of tin (Sn) in Japanese agricultural soils was studied. Soil–soil solution distribution coefficient ( K d) of Sn ( K d-Sn) for 142 soil samples ranged between 128 and 1 590 000 L kg −1 with the geometric mean of 12 400 L kg −1. The K d-Sn values for Andosol tended to be higher than...
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| description | Sorption behavior of tin (Sn) in Japanese agricultural soils was studied. Soil–soil solution distribution coefficient (
K
d) of Sn (
K
d-Sn) for 142 soil samples ranged between 128 and 1 590 000
L
kg
−1 with the geometric mean of 12 400
L
kg
−1. The
K
d-Sn values for Andosol tended to be higher than those of the other soil groups. Among the relationships between
K
d-Sn values and soil properties, a high correlation was observed for soil active-Al (Al-(hydr)oxide and Al–humus complex) amount and
K
d-Sn. The pH effect on Sn sorption was also investigated. The results suggested that the low pH condition enhanced the Sn sorption in soils. The soil-sorbed Sn fractions in each type of soil material were also evaluated with selective extraction methods. The results showed that most of the soil-sorbed Sn was as organic matter bound or Al/Fe-(hydr)oxide-bound forms. |
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K
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L
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K
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K
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L
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L
kg
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K
d-Sn values for Andosol tended to be higher than those of the other soil groups. Among the relationships between
K
d-Sn values and soil properties, a high correlation was observed for soil active-Al (Al-(hydr)oxide and Al–humus complex) amount and
K
d-Sn. The pH effect on Sn sorption was also investigated. The results suggested that the low pH condition enhanced the Sn sorption in soils. The soil-sorbed Sn fractions in each type of soil material were also evaluated with selective extraction methods. The results showed that most of the soil-sorbed Sn was as organic matter bound or Al/Fe-(hydr)oxide-bound forms.</abstract><cop>England</cop><pub>Elsevier Ltd</pub><pmid>18164522</pmid><doi>10.1016/j.jenvrad.2007.11.012</doi><tpages>8</tpages></addata></record> |
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| subjects | Adsorption Agricultural soil Agriculture Aluminum - chemistry Distribution coefficient Ferric Compounds - chemistry Hydrogen-Ion Concentration Japan Selective extraction Soil - analysis Soil Pollutants - chemistry Soil type Sorption Tin Tin - chemistry |
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