Passivating agent for mercury-polluted soil remediation
A passivating agent, mercury pollution technology, applied in the field of agricultural soil remediation, can solve problems such as low effectiveness and poor plant absorption capacity
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[0021] Bentonite is represented by PRT, and diammonium hydrogen phosphate is represented by P.
[0022] A mercury-contaminated farmland was divided into 24 plots of 1m×2m, with an interval of 30cm between plots. Bentonite and diammonium hydrogen phosphate were added in proportion to the soil mass, and a total of 8 treatments were established: ① control (CK) ② PRT3%+P1% ③ PRT3%+P0.5% ④ PRT3%+P0.25% ⑤ PRT3% ⑥ P1% ⑦ P0.5 %⑧P0.25%. The soil remediation depth is 16 cm. Each treatment was repeated 3 times. The passivating agent was spread manually and tilled twice with a rotary tiller to mix it evenly with the soil. One month after the passivation agent was added to the soil, Chinese cabbage (Brassica campestris L) and radish (Raphanus sativus) were planted. During crop growth, weeding, fertilization, pesticide spraying and irrigation are carried out in accordance with local production management methods. The crops are harvested after 40 days of growth. Each plot randomly coll...
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