ZHENG Yong-hong, ZHANG Zhi-guo, HU You-biao, et al. Properties and Organic Carbon Distribution of Weathered Coal Gangue in Huainan Mining Area[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2014, 33(5): 18-24.
DOI:
ZHENG Yong-hong, ZHANG Zhi-guo, HU You-biao, et al. Properties and Organic Carbon Distribution of Weathered Coal Gangue in Huainan Mining Area[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2014, 33(5): 18-24. DOI: 10.13961/j.cnki.stbctb.2014.05.011.
Properties and Organic Carbon Distribution of Weathered Coal Gangue in Huainan Mining Area
Taking coal gangue mountain of Panyi coal mine in Huainan mining area as the study object
through the analysis of physicochemical properties
scanning electron microscope(SEM)
energy dispersive spectrometry(EDS)
total organic carbon(TOC) contents of weathered coal gangue
the authors preliminarily studied the distribution and release of organic carbon from weathered coal gangue
and the content of dissolved organic carbon(DOC) in soil
which was affected by accumulation and eluviation of coal gangue mountain. The results showed that the contents of TOC in weathered coal gangue decreased from the top of mountain to the mountainside
and to the foot
and with the increasing depth of sampling
the contents became higher. The contents of TOC in weathered coal gangue was positively related with the particle size
and negatively related with the weathering degree of weathered coal gangue. With the increase of time of leaching time
the soluble amounts of DOC leached from weathered coal gangue of different particle size reduced. In the 96 hours leachate
the soluble amounts of DOC tended to be stable
and the values were comparatively similar. Within the distance of 2~100 m to the foot of coal gangue mountain
the increasing distance of sampling
the contents of DOC in soil tended to decrease
and within the distance of 80~100 m to coal gangue mountain
the contents of DOC in soil were similar to that in normal farmland.
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