2001
DOI: 10.1016/s0169-1317(01)00024-2
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Physicochemical interactions between atrazine and clay minerals

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“…The distribution of (Table 2) as binding agents it could be assumed that atrazine residues are directly associated with clay minerals or indirectly via C-, Al-, Fe-and Si-binding mechanisms on clay particles (33 ). As sorption of aged atrazine residues is very likely due to C-binding mechanisms, Al-and Fe-oxides may play a relatively minor role, according to Clausen et al (34 ) and Kovaios et al (35 ) in model studies; whereas, Si-binding using silica gel is reversible (35 ).…”
Section: Analysis and Metabolite Detection Of The Dom-fraction And Dementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The distribution of (Table 2) as binding agents it could be assumed that atrazine residues are directly associated with clay minerals or indirectly via C-, Al-, Fe-and Si-binding mechanisms on clay particles (33 ). As sorption of aged atrazine residues is very likely due to C-binding mechanisms, Al-and Fe-oxides may play a relatively minor role, according to Clausen et al (34 ) and Kovaios et al (35 ) in model studies; whereas, Si-binding using silica gel is reversible (35 ).…”
Section: Analysis and Metabolite Detection Of The Dom-fraction And Dementioning
confidence: 99%
“…O processo de sorção de herbicidas no solo influencia sua absorção pelas raízes das plantas e também os processos de dissipação, como degradação biológica, volatilização, lixiviação e transporte por erosão hídrica (Herwig et al, 2001).…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…Nesse Cada herbicida possui um conjunto de propriedades que interferem no destino que essas moléculas terão no ambiente (McDonald et al, 1999), e a intensidade da sua sorção em solos determinará a disponibilidade das moléculas às plantas e microrganismos, controlará sua movimentação para as camadas mais profundas do solo e também para as águas subterrâ-neas (Herwig et al, 2001). Como consequên-cia, a eficácia de controle das plantas daninhas e o risco de contaminação ambiental por esses compostos também são afetados (Ferri et al, 2005).…”
Section: Introductionunclassified