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Study on the Correlation Between Available State, Total Amount and pH of Soil Cd and Pb
  
DOI:10.16768/j.issn.1004-874X.2019.04.011
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杨梦丽1 ,马友华 1 ,黄文星 2,陈亮妹 1 ,崔俊义 1 ,吴林春 1 ,岳  蛟 1 1. 安徽农业大学资源与环境学院安徽 合肥 2300362. 安徽省农业生态环境总站安徽 合肥 230001 
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      【Objective】 The study was to investigate the content characteristics and correlations of pH, Cd and Pb in Cd and Pb contaminated soils in Anhui Province.【Methods】According to the determination method of soil heavy metal elements, the contents of pH, total Cd, available Cd, total Pb and available Pb in the Cd and Pb contaminated alluvial soil, red soil, yellow cinnamon soil and paddy soil in Anhui Province were analyzed.【Results】 The results showed that there was a significant positive correlation between the available Pb and the total Pb in Cd and Pb contaminated alluvial soil, red soil and paddy soil in Anhui Province, with significant levels of 0.685, 0.348 and 0.730, respectively. There was a significant positive correlation between available Cd and total Cd in red soil and paddy soil, with significant levels of 0.365 and 0.899, respectively. There was a significant positive correlation between pH and available Pb in alluvial soil, with a significant level of 0.555. There was also a significant positive correlation between available Cd and total Pb in red soil, with a significant level of 0.352.【Conclusion】Among the four types of tested soil, the contents of available Cd and available Pb of red soil were mainly affected by total Cd and total Pb. The available Cd and available Pb in paddy soil were mainly determined by their total amount. The content of available Pb in alluvial soil was greatly affected by the total Pb and pH.
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