Sorption and desorption of glyphosate,MCPA and tetracycline and their mixtures in soil as influenced by phosphate

Phosphate fertilizers and herbicides such as glyphosate and MCPA are commonly applied to agricultural land, and antibiotics such as tetracycline have been detected in soils following the application of livestock manures and biosolids to agricultural land. Utilizing a range of batch equilibrium experiments, this research examined the competitive sorption interactions of these chemicals in soil. Soil samples (0-15 cm) collected from long-term experimental plots contained Olsen P concentrations in the typical (13 to 20 mg kg^?1) and elevated (81 to 99 mg kg^?1) range of build-up phosphate in agricultural soils. The elevated Olsen P concentrations in field soils significantly reduced glyphosate sorption up to 50%, but had no significant impact on MCPA and tetracycline sorption. Fresh phosphate additions in the laboratory, introduced to soil prior to, or at the same time with the other chemical applications, had a greater impact on reducing glyphosate sorption (up to 45%) than on reducing tetracycline (up to 13%) and MCPA (up to 8%) sorption. The impact of fresh phosphate additions on the desorption of these three chemicals was also statistically significant, but numerically very small namely < 1% for glyphosate and tetracycline and 3% for MCPA. The presence of MCPA significantly reduced sorption and increased desorption of glyphosate, but only when MCPA was present at concentrations much greater than environmentally relevant and there was no phosphate added to the MCPA solution. Tetracycline addition had no significant effect on glyphosate sorption and desorption in soil. For the four chemicals studied, we conclude that when mixtures of phosphate, herbicides and antibiotics are present in soil, the greatest influence of their competitive interactions is phosphate decreasing glyphosate sorption and the presence of phosphate in solution lessens the potential impact of MCPA on glyphosate sorption. The presence of chemical mixtures in soil solution has an overall greater impact on the sorption than desorption of individual organic chemicals in soil.     

微波加热及真空集成再生活性炭

吸附法油气回收技术中,吸附剂的再生是一个难点和研究重点。微波加热再生作为一种新技术,受到人们的广泛关注。运用正交实验,研究了微波功率、辐照时间、活性炭量和真空度对吸附了汽油油气的富活性炭的再生率和损耗率的影响,发现影响顺序为微波功率〉辐照时间〉活性炭量〉真空度。综合考虑各方面因素,得出实验的最优方案为微波功率300W、辐照时间240s、活性炭量4g、真空度O．06MPa。还研究了活性炭多次吸附一再生后平衡吸附率和表面结构的变化。结果表明,微波和真空法对活性炭的表面结构影响不大,有利于活性炭的多次循环利用。综合比较真空再生法、真空和加热再生法、微波和真空再生法的再生效果,结果表明,微波和真空再生法稳定性较好。     

改性疏水硅胶用于油气吸附解吸的研究

吸附法为油气回收的常用方法,对吸附剂的研究有着重要的意义。为了开发出高吸附量、高热稳定性和疏水性的油气回收专用硅胶,对常规硅胶的物理及化学改性方法进行了研究。通过分析热处理温度、热处理时间及升温速度等因素对改性硅胶吸附效果的影响,提出了汽油油气吸附率高、吸水率低的硅胶改性条件为:酒石酸改性剂,热处理温度550~650℃,热处理时间3~10 h,升温速度3~10℃/min。同时,研究了影响改性硅胶解吸效果的因素,结果表明,真空度越高,温度越高,解吸次数越多,改性硅胶的解吸率越高。     

离子交换树脂处理三乙胺废水

采用离子交换树脂对废水中三乙胺进行吸附。探讨了静态及动态吸附三乙胺的影响因素,考察了树脂的脱附条件及其吸附稳定性。实验结果表明:RX01型树脂对三乙胺的吸附性能优于HD-81型和D155型树脂;在三乙胺初始质量浓度为1 500 mg/L、初始pH为11.5、吸附时间为2 h、吸附温度为298 K的静态吸附条件下,三乙胺去除率为96.3%,饱和吸附量为145 mg/g,等浓度条件下阳离子影响的大小顺序为Ca~(2+)Mg~(2+)K~(+)Na~(+);当三乙胺初始质量浓度为1 500 mg/L、废水流量为60 BV/h、动态吸附柱高径比为5.37时,穿透体积为70 BV,出水三乙胺质量浓度小于3 mg/L,三乙胺去除率高达99.5%;以2 mol/L的HCl溶液为脱附剂,脱附剂流量为1 BV/h、出水体积为4 BV时,三乙胺的脱附率达94.8%;在最优动态吸附-脱附条件下重复使用10次,树脂性能稳定。     

NDA-66树脂对邻苯二甲酸的吸附及脱附性能

研究了NDA-66新型超高交联树脂对邻苯二甲酸的吸附及脱附性能。实验结果表明：静态吸附过程中,在初始邻苯二甲酸质量浓度1 000 mg/L、溶液pH=2.0、吸附时间600 min的条件下,吸附量可达190 mg/g;动态吸附过程中,处理11吸附床层体积倍数（BV）的邻苯二甲酸溶液,当溶液流量为1.5 BV/h时,吸附率可达100%;动态脱附过程中,在w（NaOH）= 6%、脱附温度328 K的最佳脱附条件下,脱附率可达99%以上。     

土壤粒径及有机质对多溴二苯醚热脱附的影响

在实验室条件下,研究了土壤粒径与土壤有机质含量对多溴二苯醚(PBDEs)热脱附的影响,以期为PBDEs污染土壤热脱附修复提供理论依据。实验结果表明,300℃停留30 min条件下,粒径为<75、75～125、125～250、250～425和425～850μm的土壤中PBDEs去除率分别为49.53%、73.88%、79.39%、83.56%和87.09%,PBDEs总去除率随粒径的增大而增大,土壤BDE209较BDE206、BDE207和BDE208更易于脱除。此外,温度低于450℃时,H2O2氧化部分去除有机质后土壤中PBDEs的去除率较原土高;表明,土壤有机质可能抑制土壤中PBDEs的热脱附。     

羧甲基纤维素/有机蒙脱土纳米复合材料对刚果红的吸附与解吸性能

羧甲基纤维素(CMC)/有机蒙脱土(OMMT)纳米复合材料作为吸附剂应用于废水处理,对其结构进行了表征并对吸附时间、染料初始浓度、染料pH对该吸附剂吸附染料刚果红的影响进行了研究,同时探讨了吸附动力学和吸附热力学。结果表明,羧甲基纤维素与有机蒙脱土已经很好地复合,在吸附温度为30℃条件下,当吸附时间为4 h,染料初始浓度为800 mg/L,染料pH=10时吸附剂对染料表现出较好的吸附效果,吸附量可达156.64 mg/g。吸附符合伪二级动力学模型和Langmuir等温式。分别借助振荡器和超声波对吸附饱和的吸附剂进行解吸,研究解吸时间对吸附剂解吸实验的影响,结果表明,超声波条件下的解吸效果(34.45%)好于无超声波条件(15.69%),超声波有助于提高解吸率。     

Sorption-desorption behavior of metsulfuron-methyl and sulfosulfuron in soils

Sorption of metsulfuron-methyl and sulfosulfuron were studied in five Indian soils using batch sorption method. Freundlich adsorption equation described the sorption of herbicides with K_f (adsorption coefficient) values ranging between 0.21 and 1.88 (metsulfuron-methyl) and 0.37 and 1.17 (sulfosulfuron). Adsorption isotherms were L-type suggesting that the herbicides sorption decreased with increase in the initial concentration of the herbicide in the solution. The K_f for metsulfuron-methyl showed good positive correlation with silt content (significant at p = 0.01) and strong negative correlation with the soil pH (significant at p = 0.05) while sorption of sulfosulfuron did not correlate with any of the soil parameter. Desorption of herbicides was concentration dependent and, in general, sulfosulfuron showed higher desorption than the metsulfuron-methyl. The study indicates that these herbicides are poorly sorbed in the Indian soil types and there may be a possibility of their leaching to lower soil profiles.     

Effects of temperature on sorption-desorption processes of imidacloprid in soils of Croatian coastal regions

Sorption-desorption behavior of imidacloprid in six soils collected from five coastal regions in Croatia at 20, 30 and 40°C was investigated using batch equilibrium technique. Isothermal data were applied to Freundlich, Langmuir and Temkin equations, and the thermodynamic parameters ΔH°, ΔG°, ΔS° were calculated. The sorption isotherm curves were non-linear and may be classified as L-type, suggesting a relatively high sorption capacity for imidacloprid. Our results showed that the K ^sor _F values decreased for all the tested soils as the temperature increased, indicating that the temperature strongly influences the sorption. Values of ΔG° were negative (?4.65 to ?2.00 kJ/mol) indicating that at all experimental temperatures the interactions of imidacloprid with soils were spontaneous processes. The negative and small ΔH° values (?19.79 to ?8.89 kJ/mol) were in the range of weak forces, such as H-bonds, consistent with interactions and partitioning of the imidacloprid molecules into soil organic matter. The ΔS° values followed the range of ?57.12 to ?14.51 J/molK, suggesting that imidacloprid molecules lose entropy during transition from the solution phase to soil surface. It was found that imidacloprid desorption from soil was concentration and temperature-dependent, i.e. at lower imidacloprid concentrations and temperature, lower desorption percentage occurred. Desorption studies revealed that hysteretic behavior under different temperature treatments existed, and it was more pronounced at 20°C in the soils with higher OC content. The study results emphasize the importance of thermodynamic parameters in controlling soil pesticide mobility in different geographical locations, seasons and greenhouse conditions.     

Sorption–desorption of indaziflam and its three metabolites in sandy soils

Indaziflam is a relatively new herbicide for which sorption–desorption information is lacking, and nothing is available on its metabolites. Information is needed on the multiple soil and pesticide characteristics known to influence these processes. For four soils, the order of sorption was indaziflam (N-[1R,2S)-2,3-dihydro-2,6-dimethyl-1H-inden-1-yl]-6-[(1R)-1-fluoroethyl]-1,3,5-triazine-2,4-diamine) (sandy clay loam: K_f = 5.9, 1/n_f = 0.7, K_foc = 447; sandy loam: K_f = 3.9, 1/n_f = 0.9, K_foc = 276) > triazine indanone metabolite (N-[(1R,2S)-2,3-dihydro-2,6-dimethyl-3-oxo-1H-inden-1-yl]-6-[(1R)-1-fluoroethyl]-1,3,5-triazine-2,4-diamine) (sandy clay loam: K_f = 2.1, 1/n_f = 0.8, K_foc = 177; sandy loam: K_f = 1.7, 1/n_f = 0.9, K_foc = 118) > fluoroethyldiaminotriazine metabolite (6-[(1R-1-Fluoroethyl]-1,3,5-triazine-2,4-diamine) (sandy clay loam: K_f = 0.3, 1/n_f = 0.9, K_foc = 28; sandy loam: K_f = 0.3, 1/n_f = 0.9, K_foc = 22) = indaziflam carboxylic acid metabolite (2S,3R)-3-[[4-amino-6-[(1R)-1-fluoroethyl]-1,3,5-triazin-2-yl]amino]-2,3-dihydro-2-methyl-1H-indene-5-carboxylic acid) (sandy clay loam: K_f = 0.3, 1/n_f = 0.9, K_foc = 22; sandy loam: K_f = 0.5, 1/n_f = 0.8, K_foc = 32). The metabolites being more polar than the parent compound showed lower sorption. Desorption was hysteretic for indaziflam and triazine indanone metabolite, but not for the other two metabolites. Unsaturated transient flow K_d's were lower than batch K_d's for indaziflam, but similar for fluoroethyldiaminotriazine metabolite. Batch K_d's would overpredict potential offsite transport if desorption hysteresis is not taken into account.