Date palm-magnetized biochar for in-situ stabilization of toxic metals in mining-polluted soil: evaluation using single-step extraction methods and phytoavailability.
Int J Phytoremediation
; 25(12): 1687-1698, 2023.
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This study has demonstrated the performance of magnetized biochars for in-situ stabilization of toxic metals (Cd, Pb, Cu and Zn) in mining polluted soil by single extraction method. All the produced BCs and magnetized BCs showed great potential in immobilizing the metals and reducing their availability in soil, consequently decreasing their shoot concentration and plant uptake. Significant negative correlations were observed between soil pH and metal extraction from applied extraction methods such as water soluble, DTPA, and EDTA extractions. We found DTPA as a suitable extractant for investigating metal uptake in plant in multi-contaminated soils. Treatments with MBCs showed maximum decrease in plant uptake and concentration of studied metals. Thus, application of MBCs could efficiently immobilize soil heavy metals.
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Contaminantes del Suelo
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Metales Pesados
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Phoeniceae
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2023
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