作者: Edward D. Burton , Richard T. Bush , Leigh A. Sullivan
DOI: 10.1021/ES0520058
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摘要: The effect of acid-volatile sulfide (AVS) oxidation on Fe−S cycling and water quality in coastal flood plain drains from acid-sulfate soil landscapes was examined using natural sediments synthetic iron monosulfide. Oxidation AVS occurred rapidly (half-time ≤ 1 h) produced elemental sulfur (S80(s)) oxyhydroxide (FeOOH(s)). initial rapid process without significant acidification or changes to the aqueous-phase composition. Severe (pH < 4) only once S80(s) began oxidize SO4 (within 2−3 days oxidation). Our results demonstrate, for first time with sediments, a pH-buffered (near-neutral) step trigger being S80(s). Acidification resulted pH-dependent release large amounts Al, Mn, Ni, Zn even though sediment metal content low.