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Freeze-thaw cycles promote vertical migration of metal oxide nanoparticles in soils |
论文题目: | Freeze-thaw cycles promote vertical migration of metal oxide nanoparticles in soils | 英文论文题目: | Freeze-thaw cycles promote vertical migration of metal oxide nanoparticles in soils | 第一作者: | 徐光辉 | 英文第一作者: | G. H. Xu | 联系作者: | 于泳 | 英文联系作者: | Y. Yu | 外单位作者单位: | | 英文外单位作者单位: | | 发表年度: | 2021 | 卷: | 795 | 期: | | 页码: | | 摘要: | | 英文摘要: | Understanding the migration of engineered nanoparticles (ENPs) in soil is of great significance for evaluating the potential risks of ENPs to ecosystem. So far, their migration under freeze-thaw cycles (FTCs) has not been investigated. This study explored the impacts of FTCs on the migration of three commonly used ENPs, copper oxide (CuO-NPs), cerium oxide (CeO2-NPs), and zinc oxide (ZnO-NPs), in three types of soil. After 32 FTC cycles, the highest migration rate of ENPs was found in black soil due to its higher clay particle content. CeO2-NPs with low surface charge exhibited the highest mobility among three ENPs, which migrated to 9-11 cm layer with the concentration of 42.1 mg/kg in the black soil column. ZnO-NPs were less influenced by FTCs as they were adsorbed onto sand grains due to electrostatic interaction, which migrated to 3-5 cm layer with the concentration of 25.2 mg/kg in the black soil. Higher moisture contents (50% and 100%) resulted in increased migration depth of the ENPs in all soils. Lower freezing temperature (-25 degrees C) caused fragmentation of large soil particles and produced more clay colloids. FTCs promoted the movement of moisture, which penetrated the soil and thus facilitated the movement of ENPs by increasing the contents and movement of clay colloids. This work reveals the migration behavior of ENPs in soils in freeze-thaw period and provides insights into the fate and environmental risk of nanomaterial at middle and high latitudes. (C) 2021 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved. | 刊物名称: | Science of the Total Environment | 英文刊物名称: | Science of the Total Environment | 论文全文: | | 英文论文全文: | | 全文链接: | | 其它备注: | | 英文其它备注: | | 学科: | | 英文学科: | | 影响因子: | | 第一作者所在部门: | | 英文第一作者所在部门: | | 论文出处: | | 英文论文出处: | | 论文类别: | | 英文论文类别: | | 参与作者: | G. H. Xu, Q. Zheng, X. T. Yang, R. Yu and Y. Yu | 英文参与作者: | G. H. Xu, Q. Zheng, X. T. Yang, R. Yu and Y. Yu |
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