期刊
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND POLLUTION RESEARCH
卷 20, 期 9, 页码 6282-6289出版社
SPRINGER HEIDELBERG
DOI: 10.1007/s11356-013-1657-2
关键词
Carbendazim; Atrazine; Imidacloprid; Competitive adsorption; Mobility; Leaching
资金
- Special Fund for Environmental Scientific Research in the Public Interest [201109018]
- National Natural Science Foundation of China [21177111, 20877068]
- Major State Basic Research Development Program of China [2009CB119006]
- National Key Technology R & D Program of China [NC2010BF0006]
The effect of coexisting pesticide on adsorption/desorption and mobility of another one was investigated with carbendazim (CBD), imidacloprid (IDP), and atrazine (ATR). The data indicated that adsorption of CBD, ATR, and IDP on the tested soil was fitted well by Freundlich equation and increased with an order of IDP < ATR a parts per thousand(a) CBD. Adsorption of a pesticide was decreased by the coexistence of another one through their competitive adsorption. The presence of coexisting solute of the more adsorbability played a more important role than that of the lesser adsorbability. The adsorption of IDP and ATR was easier to be affected by 28.9-52.0 % and 31.1-60.7 % with the addition of CBD, while that of CBD was much less influenced by 3.4-18.1 % and 6.9-31.8 % with the presence of ATR and IDP, respectively. An adsorbability-related enhancement in desorption of the three pesticides by the co-adsorbed solute was also observed. As a result of competitive adsorption/desorption, the mobility of the pesticides estimated from soil thin-layer chromatography was altered. The results clearly illustrated that adsorbability and concentration-related alteration in adsorption/desorption and mobility will be caused by the coexistence of pesticides.
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