Relationships Between Leaching of Methylmercury from the Soil and the Basic Characteristics of Alkali Soil Polluted by Mercury in Guizhou China

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A. Matsuyama
Y. Taniguchi
Y. Yasuda
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[1] National Institute for Minamata Disease,
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Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology | 2009年 / 82卷
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Soluble total mercury; Soluble methylmercury; EC; SO;
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To determine the relationship between soluble methylmercury and soil characteristics which was contaminated by mercury, several experiments were conducted. As a result, a good correlation was founding between the leached methylmercury level from soil and the EC (electronic conductivity) level of soil. Moreover, to grasp the relationship between soluble methylmercury and soluble anions from soil, several anions (Cl−, NO3−, SO42−) were measured using the ion chromatography method. Although the correlation coefficient was small (r = 0.40), only a correlation between the level of SO42− and leached methylmercury was recognized.
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