2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.jhazmat.2011.12.072
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Incubation of air-pollution-control residues from secondary Pb smelter in deciduous and coniferous organic soil horizons: Leachability of lead, cadmium and zinc

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“…Enrichment factors (Ef) of Pb and Zn were lower and increased within the soil profile from 27.6 to 37.4 and from 18.5 to 25.5, respectively in the model columns of the technogenically affected Retisol monoliths (Table 4, 2 nd object). These findings confirm statements that mobility of heavy metals of the technogenic origin is increased (Chrastný et al, 2012). Cu sorption was more even and enrichment factor increased in the range 36.7-49.6 showing greater Cu affinity to the soil solids (Podlesakova et al, 2001;Sabienė, 2004;Anagu, 2011).…”
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“…Enrichment factors (Ef) of Pb and Zn were lower and increased within the soil profile from 27.6 to 37.4 and from 18.5 to 25.5, respectively in the model columns of the technogenically affected Retisol monoliths (Table 4, 2 nd object). These findings confirm statements that mobility of heavy metals of the technogenic origin is increased (Chrastný et al, 2012). Cu sorption was more even and enrichment factor increased in the range 36.7-49.6 showing greater Cu affinity to the soil solids (Podlesakova et al, 2001;Sabienė, 2004;Anagu, 2011).…”
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“…In the technogenically affeted soil (2 nd object) mobile heavy metal amounts were higher: Pb -in average 2.5, Cu -approximately 1.5 and Zn 5 times. These data confirm increased heavy metal mobility in the technogenically contaminated soil (Podlesakova et al, 2001;Chrastný et al, 2012). But changes of their percentage from total heavy metal amounts were negligible and amounted for Pb, Cu and Zn to 16.7-19.3, 16.1-19.5 and 16.4-21.0 %, respectively (Table 5).…”
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“…Penanaman pada dua arah lokasi tersebut akan memberikan hasil penjerapan logam berat timbel yang lebih optimal karena pergerakan sumber polutan dari smelter disebarkan melalui media udara. Peran pohon disini sebagai filter udara bukan hanya untuk logam berat timbel tetapi juga bisa untuk polutan yang berasal dari logam berat yang lain, khususnya yang berasal dari aktivitas-aktivitas antropogenik (Chrastný et al, 2012). Beberapa jenis pohon mampu menyerap timbel di udara melalui daun, seperti jenis mahoni di Kota Pekanbaru mampu menyerap logam berat timbel hingga 1,16 µg/g (Ningrum, Yoza, & Arlita, 2016).…”
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