Stability and interaction of biochar and iron  mineral nanoparticles: effect of pH, ionic strength, and dissolved organic matter

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Yong Liu
Jie Ma
Jiaoli Gao
Xingyi Chen
Xiaoxue Ouyang
Liping Weng
Haiming Li
Yali Chen
Yongtao Li
机构
[1] Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs,Key Laboratory for Environmental Factors Control of Agro
[2] Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs,Product Quality Safety
[3] Shanxi University,Agro
[4] Wageningen University,Environmental Protection Institute
[5] Tianjin University of Science and Technology,Institute of Resources and Environmental Engineering
[6] Jiangxi University of Science and Technology,Department of Soil Quality
[7] South China Agricultural University,College of Marine and Environmental Science
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Biochar | 2022年 / 4卷
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Biochar; Iron mineral nanoparticles; Stability; DLVO; Quantum chemistry;
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The type of iron minerals regulated the stability of BCNPs-IMNPs.FHNPs were was most closely combined with BCNPs, followed by GTNPs and MTNPs.Unfavorable conditions enhanced the settling of BCNPs-FHNPs.The settling of BCNPs-FHNPs was insensitive to environmental conditions.High concentration of elongated GTNPs contributed to the settling of BCNPs-GTNPs.
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