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Determination of the Content of Heavy Metals in Pyrite Contaminated Soil and Plants

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Journal Sensors (Basel)
Publisher MDPI
Specialty Biotechnology
Date 2016 Nov 23
PMID 27873845
Citations 4
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Abstract

Determination of a pyrite contaminated soil texture, content of heavy metals in the soil and soil pH, was the aim in the investigation. Acidification of damaged soil was corrected by calcium carbonate. Mineral nutrients and organic matter (NPK, dung, earthworm cast, straw and coal dust) were added to damaged soil. Afterwards, the soil was used for oat production. Determination of total heavy metal contents (Cu, Pb, Zn, Fe) in soil was performed by atomic absorption spectrofotometry. Plant material (stems, seeds ) was analysed, too. Total concentration of the heavy metals in the plant material were greater than in crop obtained in unaffected soil.

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