An often used procedure to tackle the problem of soil analysis is the treatment of soils with different extractants. In the present paper this approach is critically reviewed whereby mainly examples of heavy metals are shown. For environmental studies the total content is important for considerations about limitations of pollutants in soil, the mobilizable fraction may be of interest in judging an increasing mobility due to changing soil properties. The mobile fraction is normally used to estimate immediate effects on plants and microorganisms as well as the migration of metals within soil profiles. Environmentally relevant examples of such metal fractions are given including results of speciation in soil solution (bioavailability, identification of toxic metal forms) and heavy metal interactions.
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Elsevier Ltd
其它主题
Soil drying; Movement in soil; Heavy metal interactions; Chemical speciation
语言
英语
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Paper presented at the 1995 international symposium on soil testing and plant analysis: quality of soil and plant analysis in view of sustainable agriculture and the environment held august 5-10, 1995, wageningen, the netherlands.
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Journal Article; Text
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