Reduction and adsorption capacities of soils for Cr(VI) and quantitative contributions of key influencing factors

Xinru Zhai; Helian Li

doi:10.1039/d5em00633c

December 9, 2025Environmental Science Processes & Impacts

Reduction and adsorption capacities of soils for Cr(VI) and quantitative contributions of key influencing factors

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To examine the sorption capacity of Cr(VI) influenced by reduction and adsorption in various soils.
Conducted repeated sorption experiments with different soil types including red soil, paddy soil, black soil, and fluvo-aquic soil.
Red soil displayed unique sorption characteristics for Cr(VI).
Varied reduction and adsorption processes were observed across the soil types.

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The saturated sorption capacity of Cr(VI) in soil is determined by reduction and adsorption processes. Red soil, paddy soil, black soil, and fluvo-aquic soil were selected for repeated sorption experiments...

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