Method of assessing heavy metal polluted soil ecotoxicity through local soil test animal
A technology for testing animals and ecotoxicity, applied in soil material testing, material inspection products, etc., can solve the problems of less ecotoxicity assessment, long operation period, poor reproducibility, etc. strong effect
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[0033] Example 1 A method for evaluating the ecotoxicity of arsenic-contaminated soil by using the localized soil test animal, Altus sphaeroides
[0034] 1. Test steps:
[0035] 1. The selection of experimental animals (Lepis sphaeroides)
[0036] A kind of white-line worm, namely Fridericia bulbosa, was selected as the experimental animal to carry out the ecotoxicity effect test of heavy metals on the heavy metal-contaminated soil. Robust adults with annulus were tested at ±0.2 mg (mean ± standard deviation).
[0037] 2. Pre-test
[0038] Before the formal test, a pre-test with arsenic concentration of 0.1, 1.0, 10, 100, 1000mg / kg soil dry weight was carried out. Mix 200mL of heavy metal deionized aqueous solutions of different concentrations with 500g of artificial soil (50g of sphagnum moss, 100g of kaolin clay, and 350g of quartz sand) to make the water content of the soil reach 40%, and put it in a 1L beaker. Put 100 worms into the soil of each test in each concentrat...
Embodiment 2
[0051] Example 2 A method for assessing the ecotoxicity of cadmium-contaminated soil by using the localized soil test animal, Altus sphaeroides
[0052] 1. Test steps:
[0053] 1. The selection of experimental animals (Lepis sphaeroides)
[0054] A kind of white-line worm, namely Fridericia bulbosa, was selected as the experimental animal to carry out the ecotoxicity effect test of heavy metals on the heavy metal-contaminated soil. Robust adults with annulus were tested at ±0.2 mg (mean ± standard deviation).
[0055] 2. Pre-test
[0056] Before the formal test, a pre-test with cadmium concentration of 0.1, 1.0, 10, 100, 1000 mg / kg soil dry weight was carried out. Mix 200mL of heavy metal deionized aqueous solutions of different concentrations with 500g of artificial soil (50g of sphagnum moss, 100g of kaolin clay, and 350g of quartz sand) to make the water content of the soil reach 40%, and put it in a 1L beaker. Put 100 worms into the soil of each test in each concentrat...
Embodiment 3
[0069] Example 3 A method for evaluating the ecotoxicity of mercury-contaminated soil by using the localized soil test animal, Altus sphaeroides
[0070] 1. Test steps:
[0071] 1. The selection of experimental animals (Lepis sphaeroides)
[0072] A kind of white-line worm, namely Fridericia bulbosa, was selected as the experimental animal to carry out the ecotoxicity effect test of heavy metals on the heavy metal-contaminated soil. Robust adults with annulus were tested at ±0.2 mg (mean ± standard deviation).
[0073] 2. Pre-test
[0074] Before the formal test, a preliminary test with mercury concentrations of 0.1, 1.0, 10, 100, 1000mg / kg soil dry weight was carried out. Mix 200mL of heavy metal deionized aqueous solutions of different concentrations with 500g of artificial soil (50g of sphagnum moss, 100g of kaolin clay, and 350g of quartz sand) to make the water content of the soil reach 40%, and put it in a 1L beaker. Put 100 worms into the soil of each test in each c...
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