­Size Fractionation of Dissolved (&lt;0.45 Μm) Trace Elements from Extracted Soil with Water and Cacl2 Using Af4-Uv-Icpms to Predict Their Bioavailability

Du, Lina; Cuss, Chad W.; Dyck, Miles; Noernberg, Tommy; Shotyk, William

doi:10.2139/ssrn.4352031

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“…However, Ca 2+ is also a bridging ion for OM, which could lead to the aggregation of several smaller OM molecules, producing large aggregates that are no longer dissolved [55]. Du et al [56] reported that the CaCl 2 extraction method generally resulted in higher estimates of bioavailable Ba, Li, and Mn levels, whereas water extraction released higher levels of bioavailable Mo and Cr in the soil solution. Thus, it is also essential to consider the effect of irrigation on the behavior of TEs.…”

Section: Soil Moisture Conditionmentioning

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Lysimeter Sampling System for Optimal Determination of Trace Elements in Soil Solutions

Fernando,

Galagedara,

Krishnapillai

et al. 2023

Water

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Understanding trace element (TE) composition and behavior in soil solution is extremely important for assessing ecological and human health impacts. Using lysimeters to collect soil solution with minimum alteration to the in situ phase distribution and concentration of TEs will facilitate a more accurate assessment. However, different lysimeter materials and sampling conditions may lead to vastly different results, demonstrating the need for the optimal choice of lysimeter depending upon environmental conditions. There is no general agreement or overview discussing the best lysimeter type and sampling system to use under various conditions. This review provides a critical summary of various lysimeters that can be used to collect soil solutions for the analysis of TEs and thereby provides key guidance for developing the best lysimeter sampling system for conditions and research questions of interest. This includes a range of aspects related to lysimeters, such as different types and materials, the basic principles of design and operation, advantages and disadvantages, challenges and limitations, techniques for cleaning and pretreatment, correct installation procedures, the influence of soil physical and chemical properties on sampling, and existing research gaps within this field.

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Section: Soil Moisture Conditionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Lysimeter Sampling System for Optimal Determination of Trace Elements in Soil Solutions

Fernando,

Galagedara,

Krishnapillai

et al. 2023

Water

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Size Fractionation of Dissolved (<0.45 Μm) Trace Elements from Extracted Soil with Water and Cacl2 Using Af4-Uv-Icpms to Predict Their Bioavailability

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­Size Fractionation of Dissolved (<0.45 Μm) Trace Elements from Extracted Soil with Water and Cacl2 Using Af4-Uv-Icpms to Predict Their Bioavailability

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Size Fractionation of Dissolved (<0.45 Μm) Trace Elements from Extracted Soil with Water and Cacl2 Using Af4-Uv-Icpms to Predict Their Bioavailability