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Oznaczanie baru w różnych matrycach glebowych
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Barium mobility and toxicity depend on the speciation forms in which barium occurs in a given environment. The dominant form is the carbonate – barite one. There are also other significant forms in this element’s cycle – the organic one, so-called reduced or lithogenic. The speciation forms of occurrence and their amount in soils and solid waste may be assessed using sequence extraction. The subject of the paper was to carry out research on the determination of so-called barium fractions in various soil matrices: agriculturally utilized or used for recreation, polluted with motor vehicles and soil-waste contaminants (from brown coal and bituminous shales recovery). On the basis of the present research, the individual barium loads existing in various fractions – exchangeable, carbonate, reduced, organic and residual – were determined. In research procedures, Tessier’s methodology was used for sequence extraction.
Mobilność oraz toksyczność baru zależy od form specjacyjnych, w jakich występuje w danym środowisku. Dominującą jest węglanowa – barytowa. Istnieją również inne, istotne w obiegu tego pierwiastka – organiczna, tzw. zredukowana czy litogenna. Specjacyjne formy występowania oraz ich ilość w glebach i stałych substancjach odpadowych można oszacować, wykorzystując ekstrakcję sekwencyjną. Przedmiotem pracy były badania nad oznaczalnością tzw. frakcji baru w różnych matrycach glebowych: użytkowanych rolniczo i rekreacyjnie, obciążonych zanieczyszczeniami komunikacyjnymi oraz glebowo-odpadowych (z terenu pozyskiwania węgla brunatnego i łupek bitumicznych). Na podstawie przeprowadzonych badań oznaczono poszczególne pule baru występujące w różnych frakcjach – jonowymiennej, węglanowej, zredukowanej, organicznej oraz pozostałej. W procedurach badawczych wykorzystano do ekstrakcji sekwencyjnej metodykę Tessiera.
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Tom
Strony
1539--1545
Opis fizyczny
Bibliogr. 23 poz., tab.
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autor
- Department of Chemical Technology and Engineering, University of Technology and Life Sciences, ul. Seminaryjna 3, 85–326 Bydgoszcz, Poland, phone: +48 52 374 90 63
Bibliografia
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