Schwertmannite在淹水水稻土中保持砷的有效稳定：来自两季水稻实验和潜在机制的见解

IF 11.3 1区环境科学与生态学 Q1 ENGINEERING, ENVIRONMENTAL

Journal of Hazardous Materials Pub Date : 2025-10-16 DOI:10.1016/j.jhazmat.2025.140154

Ru Wang, Yang Song, Yinglin Guo, Nan Ge, Xiaomeng Wang, Lixiang Zhou, Guanyu Zheng

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摘要

水稻（Oryza sativa L.）易在籽粒中积累高含量的砷，威胁食品安全和人类健康。Schwertmannite （Sch）由于具有较高的As吸附能力，被认为是一种潜在的土壤改进剂，可以缓解水稻土中As的积累。然而，由于schwertmannite的亚稳态和水稻土的高铁还原电位，schwertmannite是否能保持对As的持续稳定作用，以及这种稳定的潜在机制尚不清楚。本研究通过水稻盆栽两季试验，评价了施韦特曼酸一次性施用对砷污染水稻土的可持续修复潜力，并在实验室条件下进一步探讨了施韦特曼酸对土壤砷持续滞留的机制。结果表明，与对照相比，施0.5 ~ 1% （w/w）施韦尔曼石在第1季和第2季分别使籽粒As积累量减少60.1 ~ 62.5%和27.0 ~ 28.9%。一方面，次生矿物对砷保持了一定的吸附能力（8.85 ~ 16.08 mg/g），对砷进行了连续的固定化。另一方面，在许氏锰矿或次生矿物上形成大量残余As(90.0 ~ 98.8%)，增强了固体矿物稳定保留As的能力，从而降低了As再释放的风险。此外，次生矿物在还原环境中不发生相变，有利于维持矿物结构和固体矿物结构中残余砷的稳定存在。这些研究结果对两季水稻栽培中施韦曼石有效固定砷的机制有重要意义，对施韦曼石在砷污染水稻土修复中的实际应用具有重要意义。数据可得性应要求提供数据。

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Schwertmannite maintains effective stabilization of arsenic in flooded paddy soil: Insights from a two-season rice experiment and underlying mechanisms

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Schwertmannite maintains effective stabilization of arsenic in flooded paddy soil: Insights from a two-season rice experiment and underlying mechanisms

Rice (Oryza sativa L.) tends to accumulate elevated levels of arsenic (As) in grain, threatening food safety and human health. Schwertmannite (Sch), with its high As adsorption capacity, has been suggested as a potential soil amendment to mitigate As accumulation in paddy soils. However, due to the metastable state of schwertmannite and the high iron reduction potential of paddy soil, it remains unclear whether schwertmannite can maintain a persistent stabilizing effect on As, as well as the underlying mechanisms of such stabilization. In this study, two-season pot experiments with rice were conducted to evaluate the potential of one-time application of schwertmannite for sustainable remediation of As-contaminated paddy soil, and the mechanism underlying its persistent retention of soil As was further investigated under laboratory conditions. It was found that, compared with the corresponding control, the application of 0.5-1% (w/w) schwertmannite reduced As accumulation in grains by 60.1–62.5% in the first growing season and by 27.0–28.9% in the second season. On the one hand, secondary minerals maintained a certain adsorption capacity for As (8.85-16.08 mg/g), thus continuously immobilizing As. On the other hand, the formation of a considerable amount of residual As (90.0-98.8%) on schwertmannite or secondary minerals enhanced the ability of solid minerals to stably retain As, thereby reducing the risk of As re-release. In addition, secondary minerals did not undergo phase transformation in a reducing environment, which was beneficial for maintaining the mineral structure and the stable presence of residual As in the solid mineral structure. These findings provide valuable insights into the mechanisms by which schwertmannite effectively immobilizes As in two-season rice cultivation, and hold important implications for its practical application in the remediation of arsenic-contaminated paddy soils.

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Journal of Hazardous Materials 工程技术-工程：环境

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3059

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58 days

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