Dominant Factors Governing Benzene Adsorption in Soils: Thermodynamic Analysis and Predictive Modeling

Kailiang Chen; Hongrun Zhu; Qingling Fu; Xiongfei Rao; Zhu Jun; Hongqin Hu

doi:10.1039/d6em00027d

January 1, 2026Environmental Science Processes & Impacts

Dominant Factors Governing Benzene Adsorption in Soils: Thermodynamic Analysis and Predictive Modeling

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Key Points

The study aims to identify and analyze the factors that influence benzene adsorption in various soil types.
Conducted thermodynamic analysis of benzene adsorption in different soil samples.
Developed predictive models based on soil component interactions and adsorption behavior.
Evaluated the impact of temperature and moisture on adsorption processes.
Identified key soil components that significantly affect benzene adsorption.
Found that temperature changes can alter adsorption efficiency.
Developed accurate predictive models that forecast benzene behavior in soils.

Implication

Analysis reveals factors impacting benzene adsorption in soils, indicating environmental risk assessment importance.

Abstract

Understanding the processes controlling benzene adsorption in soils is critical for predicting its environmental fate and associated risks. However, the adsorption behavior of benzene across different soil components and under...

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Chen et al. (2026) studied this question.

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