Adsorption von Phenolderivaten an Substrate unterschiedlich anthropogen überprägter Böden

The organic ground substance (OGS) is an adsorbent of many of the harmful substances found in productive soil. Using the example of adsorption enthalpy of Phenol derivatives, it can be shown that the organic connection on the OGS in sewage farm land and nonsewage farm land is comparable. Based on the OGS content, the sewage farm land showed itself to be the worse adsorbent. The reasons lie in blockage at the adsorption points caused by other molecules, but also because not all of the OGS on the sewage farm land functions as an adsorbent.