2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.geoderma.2015.06.012
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Long-term fate and transformations of vanadium in a pine forest soil with added converter lime

Abstract: 24A field-trial with different application rates of converter lime (0.2, 0.7 and 1.0 kg m -2 ) was set up 25 in a pine forest stand in southern Sweden in 1984. The lime contained 14.6 g kg -1 vanadium. The aim 26 with this study was to evaluate the vanadium concentration and speciation in the soil 26 years after 27 application. Samples of the organic mor layer and the mineral soil were analysed separately. The 28 vanadium concentration decreased with soil depth, from 680 to 8 mg kg -1 soil. Analysis by vanadiu… Show more

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“…if vanadate(V) is only slowly transformed to vanadyl(IV). However, in a previous paper we showed that the vanadium redox reactions are quick in soils (Larsson et al 2015b), and for this reason such slow transformations appear unlikely to be significant.…”
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confidence: 83%
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“…if vanadate(V) is only slowly transformed to vanadyl(IV). However, in a previous paper we showed that the vanadium redox reactions are quick in soils (Larsson et al 2015b), and for this reason such slow transformations appear unlikely to be significant.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 83%
“…As discussed elsewhere (Larsson et al 2013;Larsson et al 2015b) the total V content of a soil is a poor predictor of V toxicity. Cappuyns and Slabbinck (2012) reviewed various risk-based norms for total V in soil in different European countries.…”
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confidence: 92%
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