Effect of freeze-thawing cycles on soil aging behavior of individually spiked phenanthrene and pyrene at different concentrations.

Effect of freeze-thawing cycles on soil aging behavior of individually spiked phenanthrene and pyrene at different concentrations.
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10.1016/j.scitotenv.2012.11.062
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2013-02
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The Science of the total environment
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Qing Zhao;B. Xing;P. Tai;Hong Li;L. Song;Lizhu Zhang;Peijun Li
Qing Zhao;B. Xing;P. Tai;Hong Li;L. Song;Lizhu Zhang;Peijun Li
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作者:
Qing Zhao;B. Xing;P. Tai;Hong Li;L. Song;Lizhu Zhang;Peijun Li

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This work was initiated to study the concentration effects on phenanthrene and pyrene extraction during process of aging in phaeozem and burozem with or without freeze–thawing cycles. 1, 10, and 100μgg−1phenanthrene and pyrene contaminated soils were extracted by 10,000mgL−1surfactant SDBS at various times. The extraction amount decreased with increasing contact time. Aging process could be divided into two stages: an initially rapid and then a slow sorption period. The amount extraction of 1μgg−1pyrene in phaeozem was higher at the initial sorption stage. The time for 100μgg−1phenanthrene and pyrene extraction efficiency to reach equilibrium in both soils were shorter than 1 and 10μgg−1. Changes in extraction efficiency rate caused by slow sorption were affected by contact time, physicochemical properties of soils and chemicals and the applied concentration of chemicals. For 1 and 10μgg−1phenanthrene and pyrene contaminated soils, freeze–thawing cycle increased the extraction efficiency at the initial 1st and 8th days. The extraction efficiency with no freeze–thawing cycle was higher than that with freeze–thawing cycles at 30 and 120days. A conceptual model was proposed to account for this process.