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Effect of the application of composted manure on the mobility of Cu chemical fractions in a soil contaminated with mining waste

Mayumi Noemí Mendoza-Jiménez, Rosa Isela Quintero-Soriano, Victor Manuel Duarte Zaragoza, Violeta Carrasco-Hernández

Article ID: 2113
Vol 3, Issue 2, 2022

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Abstract

The weathering of mining wastes with a high content of metallic sulfides is involved in the release and mobility of heavy metals, being one of the main risk factors for the environment and public health. In this work, two types of manure were used to evaluate their effect on the mobile or bioavailable chemical fractions of Cu in a soil contaminated with mining waste. An experiment was conducted using a soil artificially contaminated with 25% mining waste from Zimapán, to which increasing doses of composted cow and pig manure (0, 3, 6, 12 and 24%) were added. The pseudo-total Cu concentration was determined by atomic absorption spectrophotometry after acid digestion, while the Cu chemical fractions were determined from sequential extractions. The results obtained showed a high pseudo-total Cu concentration in the mining residues and low in the soil and in both types of manure. In the treatments with greater application of pig manure, there was a decrease in the concentration of soluble-interchangeable Cu and an increase in the concentration of Cu strongly bound to the organic fraction. While with cow manure there were higher concentrations of soluble-interchangeable Cu and an increase in the fraction of Cu weakly bound to the organic fraction.


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soil contamination; environmental analysis; sequential chemical fractionation; contaminated soils; tailings dams

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