Organic fragments newly released from heat-treated peat soils create synergies with dissolved organic carbon to enhance Cr(VI) removal
Abstract
Surface fires occur naturally or anthropogenically and can raise the temperature at the soil surface up to 600 °C. The heat derived from the surface fire can be subsequently transferred into CO2-enriched subsoils. As a result, the chemical compositions of soil organic matter (SOM) may be altered in fire-impacted anaerobic environments, indirectly influencing the redox transformations of pollutants, such as Cr(VI). In this study, a peat soil was...
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Title
Organic fragments newly released from heat-treated peat soils create synergies with dissolved organic carbon to enhance Cr(VI) removal
Published Date
Sep 1, 2020
Volume
201
Pages
110800 - 110800
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