2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.envpol.2009.04.009
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Influence of activated charcoal amendment to contaminated soil on dieldrin and nutrient uptake by cucumbers

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“…Inputs of amorphous carbons (Guo et al 1991; Martinez-iñ igo and Almendros 1992; Sluszny et al 1999) and condensed carbons (Guo et al 1991) have been demonstrated to increase the capacity of soils to absorb pesticides. Furthermore, AC has been found to reduce dieldrin uptake by cucumber (Hilber et al 2009;Hashimoto 2007) and heptachlor epoxide uptake by pumpkin (Murano et al 2009). However, AC is usually more expensive than biochars.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Inputs of amorphous carbons (Guo et al 1991; Martinez-iñ igo and Almendros 1992; Sluszny et al 1999) and condensed carbons (Guo et al 1991) have been demonstrated to increase the capacity of soils to absorb pesticides. Furthermore, AC has been found to reduce dieldrin uptake by cucumber (Hilber et al 2009;Hashimoto 2007) and heptachlor epoxide uptake by pumpkin (Murano et al 2009). However, AC is usually more expensive than biochars.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Further, some reports have suggested that activated carbons (ACs) are effective in suppressing dieldrin uptake by cucumber (Hashimoto 2007;Hilber et al 2009). Cucumber farmers consider that AC is relatively expensive compared with those of biochar such as wood chip charcoal.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A bioszenek csökkenthetik a nehézfémek mobilitá-sát (HUA et al, 2009;FELLET et al, 2011), és egyben alkalmasak a szerves szenynyezők (pl. növényvédő szerek) megkötésére, ami környezetvédelmi irányú felhasználásukat lehetővé teszi (HILBER et al, 2009). Ugyanakkor ez utóbbi növény-védelmi szempontból kedvezőtlen hatást jelent.…”
Section: A Bioszén Hatása a Talaj Tápelem-tartalmáraunclassified
“…Of the papers reviewed here, these are the only publications which describe the application of AC in the fields. In soil laboratory studies, AC was either mixed by glove protected hands (Hilber et al, 2009b), with a stainless spoon (Rhodes et al, 2010), by rotary shaker (Yu et al, 2009), or by shaking incubators (Choi et al, 2007). Again, quite a few papers do not elaborate on their amendment technique at all.…”
Section: Methodological Aspects Of Ac Amendmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, elevated AC concentrations may potentially influence the physical and chemical characteristics of soils and sediments, such as the physical (clogging) or chemical (hydrophobicity) alteration of soil pores, water permeability , pH (Rydrych, 1985;Berglund et al, 2004), redox conditions, etc. Further, it may lead to decreased nutrient availability for plants (Lehmann et al, 2003;Berglund et al, 2004;Hilber et al, 2009b), benthic (Jonker et al, 2009) and soil organisms, or to the release of pollutants originally bound to the amended sorbent like heavy metals or organic pollutants (Jonker and Koelmans, 2002). Another yet largely unanswered question is the one about AC stability in soils and sediments .…”
Section: Factors Potentially Reducing the Efficiency Of Ac Amendment mentioning
confidence: 99%