A method for detection and extraction of slow-acting potassium content in calcareous soil
A calcareous soil, slow-acting potassium technology, applied in the direction of color/spectral characteristic measurement, test sample preparation, etc., to achieve the effects of avoiding spillage, convenient operation, and improving work efficiency
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[0018] The comparative example of the temperature change of the two methods of extracting solution
[0019] When the existing method is used to measure slow-acting potassium in calcareous soil, there is a large difference in the time before and after the boiling and heating of the extracts in the same batch of Erlenmeyer flasks, and the testing personnel are required to record the boiling start time (Table 1). During the boiling process, the heating temperature range of the electric heating plate is strictly required, which is difficult to control, and the extraction liquid is easy to overflow the bottle mouth. It is required to pay attention to the boiling of the extraction liquid in the triangular flask at any time. When the boiling is violent, move the triangular flask to the electric heating plate side to prevent the extract from overflowing the mouth of the bottle. Therefore, although the heating temperature can be controlled, there is still some variation in the temperat...
Embodiment 2
[0028] Comparison of detection precision of two detection methods
[0029] Select 5 soil samples, use the existing method and this method to extract the slow-acting potassium of the soil samples, 5 parallel, the same batch of leaching, test the error between the parallels of the two methods, the results are shown in Table 3.
[0030] Table 3 The precision comparison test of the two methods (mg·kg -1 )
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[0032] The coefficient of variation of the parallel sample detection results of this method is between 1.2-2.4, and is all less than 5.0%. The variation coefficient of the existing method parallel sample detection results is between 2.5-6.2. The method is small.
Embodiment 3
[0034] Comparison of the reproducibility of the two detection methods
[0035] Select 5 soil samples, use the existing method and this method to extract slow-acting potassium from the soil samples, repeat 5 times, extract 5 times, and test the reproducibility of the two detection methods. The results are shown in Table 4.
[0036] Table 4 Reproducibility test of two methods (mg kg -1 )
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[0038] The coefficient of variation of this method repeated sample detection result is between 1.2-3.3, is all less than 5.0%, and the variation coefficient of existing method repeated sample detection result is between 3.0-6.9, therefore, the error between this method repeated sample is higher than existing The method is small, indicating that the reproducibility of this method for detecting slow-acting potassium in calcareous soil is better than that of existing methods.
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