Trace metal pyritization variability in response to mangrove soil aerobic and anaerobic oxidation processes

The degree of iron pyritization (DOP) and degree of trace metal pyritization (DTMP) were evaluated in mangrove soil profiles from an estuarine area located in Rio de Janeiro (SE Brazil). The soil pH was negatively correlated with redox potential (Eh) and positively correlated with DOP and DTMP of so...

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Publicado: 2014
Materias:
Metals
Pyrite oxidation
Pyritization
Redox processes
Sequential extraction
Anaerobiosis
Biodegradation, Environmental
Brazil
Environmental Monitoring
Geologic Sediments
Iron
Oxidation-Reduction
Soil
Soil Pollutants
Sulfides
Water Pollutants, Chemical
Wetlands
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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_0025326X_v79_n1-2_p365_Machado
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spelling paper:paper_0025326X_v79_n1-2_p365_Machado2023-06-08T14:53:07Z Trace metal pyritization variability in response to mangrove soil aerobic and anaerobic oxidation processes Metals Pyrite oxidation Pyritization Redox processes Sequential extraction Metals Pyrite oxidation Pyritization Redox processes Sequential extraction Anaerobiosis Biodegradation, Environmental Brazil Environmental Monitoring Geologic Sediments Iron Metals Oxidation-Reduction Soil Soil Pollutants Sulfides Water Pollutants, Chemical Wetlands The degree of iron pyritization (DOP) and degree of trace metal pyritization (DTMP) were evaluated in mangrove soil profiles from an estuarine area located in Rio de Janeiro (SE Brazil). The soil pH was negatively correlated with redox potential (Eh) and positively correlated with DOP and DTMP of some elements (Mn, Cu and Pb), suggesting that pyrite oxidation generated acidity and can affect the importance of pyrite as a trace metal-binding phase, mainly in response to spatial variability in tidal flooding. Besides these aerobic oxidation effects, results from a sequential extraction analyses of reactive phases evidenced that Mn oxidized phase consumption in reaction with pyrite can be also important to determine the pyritization of trace elements. Cumulative effects of these aerobic and anaerobic oxidation processes were evidenced as factors affecting the capacity of mangrove soils to act as a sink for trace metals through pyritization processes. © 2013 Elsevier Ltd. 2014 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_0025326X_v79_n1-2_p365_Machado http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_0025326X_v79_n1-2_p365_Machado
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collection Biblioteca Digital - Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales (UBA)
topic Metals
Pyrite oxidation
Pyritization
Redox processes
Sequential extraction
Metals
Pyrite oxidation
Pyritization
Redox processes
Sequential extraction
Anaerobiosis
Biodegradation, Environmental
Brazil
Environmental Monitoring
Geologic Sediments
Iron
Metals
Oxidation-Reduction
Soil
Soil Pollutants
Sulfides
Water Pollutants, Chemical
Wetlands
spellingShingle Metals
Pyrite oxidation
Pyritization
Redox processes
Sequential extraction
Metals
Pyrite oxidation
Pyritization
Redox processes
Sequential extraction
Anaerobiosis
Biodegradation, Environmental
Brazil
Environmental Monitoring
Geologic Sediments
Iron
Metals
Oxidation-Reduction
Soil
Soil Pollutants
Sulfides
Water Pollutants, Chemical
Wetlands
Trace metal pyritization variability in response to mangrove soil aerobic and anaerobic oxidation processes
topic_facet Metals
Pyrite oxidation
Pyritization
Redox processes
Sequential extraction
Metals
Pyrite oxidation
Pyritization
Redox processes
Sequential extraction
Anaerobiosis
Biodegradation, Environmental
Brazil
Environmental Monitoring
Geologic Sediments
Iron
Metals
Oxidation-Reduction
Soil
Soil Pollutants
Sulfides
Water Pollutants, Chemical
Wetlands
description The degree of iron pyritization (DOP) and degree of trace metal pyritization (DTMP) were evaluated in mangrove soil profiles from an estuarine area located in Rio de Janeiro (SE Brazil). The soil pH was negatively correlated with redox potential (Eh) and positively correlated with DOP and DTMP of some elements (Mn, Cu and Pb), suggesting that pyrite oxidation generated acidity and can affect the importance of pyrite as a trace metal-binding phase, mainly in response to spatial variability in tidal flooding. Besides these aerobic oxidation effects, results from a sequential extraction analyses of reactive phases evidenced that Mn oxidized phase consumption in reaction with pyrite can be also important to determine the pyritization of trace elements. Cumulative effects of these aerobic and anaerobic oxidation processes were evidenced as factors affecting the capacity of mangrove soils to act as a sink for trace metals through pyritization processes. © 2013 Elsevier Ltd.
title Trace metal pyritization variability in response to mangrove soil aerobic and anaerobic oxidation processes
title_short Trace metal pyritization variability in response to mangrove soil aerobic and anaerobic oxidation processes
title_full Trace metal pyritization variability in response to mangrove soil aerobic and anaerobic oxidation processes
title_fullStr Trace metal pyritization variability in response to mangrove soil aerobic and anaerobic oxidation processes
title_full_unstemmed Trace metal pyritization variability in response to mangrove soil aerobic and anaerobic oxidation processes
title_sort trace metal pyritization variability in response to mangrove soil aerobic and anaerobic oxidation processes
publishDate 2014
url https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_0025326X_v79_n1-2_p365_Machado
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_0025326X_v79_n1-2_p365_Machado
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