小球藻对Pb2+吸附及其亚细胞分布研究

通过溶液培养小球藻Pb2+暴露实验分析小球藻对Pb的富集以及亚细胞分布情况.结果表明:小球藻对Pb的富集总量随暴露浓度、暴露时间的增加而增加.运用差速离心法研究了小球藻中Pb在亚细胞中的分布,热力学实验与动力学实验的细胞分布结果均表明含细胞壁等残渣部分(组分I)中Pb的浓度远高于含细胞核、叶绿体、线粒体等细胞器膜系统(组分II)和可溶蛋白等细胞溶质部分(组分III)中Pb的浓度.采用动力学模型与等温线方程对实验数据进行拟合,结果表明小球藻对于Pb2+的生物吸附过程适宜用Elovich方程和二级吸附速率方程采描述,生物吸附平衡可用Langmiur等温式和Freundlich等温式来描述,小球藻对于Pb2+的生物吸附为非均相的扩散过程.     

燃煤砷污染及控制技术研究现状

本文对国内外煤燃烧过程中砷的污染及其控制的研究现状进行了综述。概括了煤燃烧过程中砷的排放对环境产生的危害,分析煤中砷的赋存状态、燃烧过程的转化形态、固砷剂对煤中砷的作用和砷在飞灰中的富集状况,讨论燃前洗煤、燃煤固砷、烟气除尘技术减少煤中砷污染排放的研究现状及可行性;根据洁净煤技术应用现状讨论了动力配煤技术在高砷煤砷污染防治中的积极意义。指出加强对煤中砷的释放、控制理论及实用技术的研究,减少砷污染物排放对环境的污染是今后研究的方向。     

有机氧同位素分馏作用研究进展

植物有机质的氧同位素分馏机制较为复杂,受着多种因素的影响,限制了其在农业、生态学和古环境方面的广泛应用。本文探讨了植物有机质中氧元素的来源、氧同位素分馏机制及影响因素,以期有助于有机氧同位素的应用研究。     

采矿业污染河流底泥及河漫滩沉积物的粒径组成与砷形态分布特征

采用连续提取法分析了刁江底泥和河漫滩沉积物中砷的形态变化规律及其与沉积物粒径组成的关系.结果表明,刁江流域底泥和河漫滩沉积物中As含量分布存在差异,底泥中As主要赋存在63～170μm粒级颗粒中,河漫滩沉积物中As主要赋存在63μm粒级颗粒中.底泥和河漫滩沉积物中砷主要以铁合态、钙合态和残渣态的形式存在,且残渣态比例相对较高,表现出典型的尾砂污染特征.底泥中残渣态砷(Res-As)组成比例总体较高,主要赋存在63～170μm粒级颗粒中,而洪水水位河漫滩沉积物中Res-As组成比例相对较低,这与不同沉积物中硫化态砷的氧化反应差异有关.对于中下游河段,底泥和中水水位河漫滩沉积物中Res-As总体上呈逐渐降低的趋势,铁合态砷(Fe-As)组成比例的分布与Res-As呈相反的趋势.     

污水厂出水DOM的分级及三卤甲烷生成势研究

研究目的在于调查寒冷季节城市污水处理厂出水中天然有机物化学组分分级,探讨各分级组分与消毒副产物生成潜能间之关系。采集污水厂二级出水,以三种不同树脂把污水厂出水中有机物分离成六类不同组分,其中A水厂含量最高的物质为亲水酸性物质(33%)而B水厂的疏水性中性物质含量最多约占总有机物的64%。从总体来看两水厂的疏水性物质含量大于亲水性物质含量,疏水性物质的三卤甲烷生成势也较大,是水体中消毒副产物的主要前驱物质。疏水性有机物质较多,代表受生活污水污染严重,得知该城市污水主要受民生污染较多。     

土壤添加亚砷酸钠对大豆生长和植株氮、磷、钾含量的影响

利用土壤盆栽实验,研究了0、5、10、30、50、100mg·kg^-1的土壤加砷水平对大豆生长和氮、磷、钾养分含量的影响.结果表明,当土壤加砷水平达到50mg·kg^-1时,大豆出现中毒症状,叶片皱缩,叶色变暗,叶缘焦枯,植株矮化,成熟延迟.大豆株高随加砷水平的提高而降低,并呈极显著的负指数相关关系.土壤加砷达到10...     

铬、砷离子吸附剂的制备及其吸附性能的研究

通过对沸石的改性,在沸石表面形成了一层纳米态的二氧化锰,而纳米态的二氧化锰及沸石都对水中重金属有强烈的吸附性能,从而达到对铬、砷离子的吸附作用。通过沸石与二氧化锰的配比、吸附溶液的pH值、吸附时间、改性沸石的用量对其去除效果的影响,探讨了吸附作用机理。通过吸附测定,改性沸石的最佳配比沸石：MnO2为2：1;改性沸石对As（III）的最佳吸附pH和时间为5.0和30 min;对Cr（VI）的最佳吸附pH和时间为7.0和30 min的条件下吸附效果最佳。     

土壤中砷的污染控制技术研究

土壤砷污染修复是世界性的难题,日益受到人们的密切关注。本文阐述了土壤砷污染的现状、危害及其来源,探讨土壤砷污染的传统物理化学和生物修复技术的研究现状及特点的同时,重点阐述了纳米材料修复技术,尤其是纳米铁技术,并对土壤砷污染修复研究方向进行了展望。     

Lead redistribution in a mine soil treated with three manures and incubated at two different temperatures

The study of heavy metals’ redistribution between different fractions allows to know their bioavailability and mobility in soils. Soil samples were collected from a lead mine in Hamadan provinces, NW Iran. In a factorial experiment soil was treated with cow, sheep and poultry manures (20?g?kg^?1 soil) separately and incubated near field capacity at 10°C and 37°C. An untreated soil (as control) was also incubated at the same temperatures. After 0 and 120 days, a sequential extraction scheme was used to fractionate Pb of incubated samples into soluble-exchangeable (Sol-Exch), organic matter associated (AOM), carbonates associated (ACar), and residual (Res) forms. Soil Pb in Sol-Exch and AOM fractions were increased by manure application significantly. The AOM and ACar forms of Pb were higher in soils treated with the manures and incubated in lower temperature. In contrast, the Sol-Exch and Res chemical forms of Pb were higher in the soils incubated at 37°C. These results may be related to the higher calcium carbonate dissolution and organic matter decomposition because of better biological activity in the soils incubated in higher temperature. The increase of the Res fraction (stable form) in this condition may resulted in lower toxicity and mobility in soil environment.     

Distribution of arsenic compounds in Plantaginaceae and Cyperaceae plants growing in contaminated soil

The ability of plant species to accumulate arsenic (As) species in the biomass from As-contaminated soils is variable. Among the plants widely grown at the As-contaminated locations, Plantaginaceae and Cyperaceae families belong to the frequent ones. In this study, the ability of Plantago lanceolata (Plantaginaceae) and three wetland plant species representing the family Cyperaceae (Carex praecox, Carex vesicaria, and Scirpus sylvaticus) naturally occurring in the soils with an elevated As in the Czech Republic were investigated. The plants were cultivated under controlled conditions in an As-contaminated soil reaching 735?mg?kg^?1 of the total As. The total As in plants reached up to 8.3?mg?kg^?1 in leaves, and up to 155?mg?kg^?1 in roots of C. praecox. Dominant As compounds were arsenite and arsenate with a small abundance of dimethylarsinic acid (DMA) in all the plant species. In Cyperaceae, small percentages of arsenobetaine (AB) and arsenocholine (AC) were detected, suggesting the ability of these plants to transform As into less toxic compounds. Moreover, the important role of As(V) sequestration on iron plaque on the root surface of Cyperaceae was confirmed. In this context, root washing with oxalic acid partially disrupted the iron plaque for the better release of arsenate.