Continuous multiple measurement of soil redox potential using platinum microelectrodes

Continuous multiple measurement of soil redox potential using platinum microelectrodes
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使用铂微电极连续多次测量土壤氧化还原电位

DOI:
10.2136/sssaj2002.1813
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发表时间:
2002
影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
G. Thériault
G. Thériault
中科院分区:
农林科学3区
文献类型:
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作者:
E. Bochove;S. Beauchemin;G. Thériault

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氧化还原电位(E H)测量是插入土壤或各种基质中的工作电极(例如Pt电极)和参比电极之间的电压差的阅读。进行这项研究,以开发一种方法,连续,自主,和多个E H测量使用Pt微电极连接到数据记录器。进行了初步的现场实验,以评估在原位安装的铂微电极的长期可行性。在实验室中进行的第二个实验,以测试设计,以允许稳定的E H测量的接口。Pt微电极和参比电极在现场试验期间显示出可靠的读数,并且在四个月的实验结束时通常测试为可行的。然而,记录的E H测量值和手动稳定的读数之间的差异,特别是在中等还原条件下,强调了调整手动稳定读数的原则,以使用数据记录仪的必要性。从连接到一个新的自制接口的Pt微电极和参比电极对获得的实验室数据证实,瞬时记录测量导致低估的E H值由140 mV的临界和不稳定的范围0至200 mV。使用Pt微电极的稳定E H的连续,多次测量现在是可行的,使用放置在微电极和数据记录器之间的稳定接口。
Redox potential (E H ) measurement is a reading of voltage difference between a working electrode such as a Pt electrode and a reference electrode inserted into the soil or various substrates. This study was conducted to develop a method for continuous, autonomous, and multiple E H measurements using Pt microelectrodes connected to a data logger. A preliminary field experiment was carried out to assess the long-term viability of Pt microelectrodes installed in situ. A second experiment was conducted in the laboratory to test an interface designed to allow the stabilization of E H measurements. The Pt microelectrodes and reference electrode showed reliable readings during the field trial and generally tested viable at the end of the four month experiment. However, discrepancies between logged E H measurements and manually stabilized readings, particularly under moderate reductive conditions, emphasized the necessity to adapt the principle of manually stabilized readings to the use of a data logger. Laboratory data obtained from pairs of Pt microelectrodes and reference electrodes connected to a new homemade interface confirmed that instantaneous logged measurements led to the underestimation of E H values by 140 mV in the critical and unstable range of 0 to 200 mV. Continuous, multiple measurements of stabilized E H using Pt microelectrodes is now feasible using a stabilization interface placed between the microelectrode and the data logger.