IJESD 2015 Vol.6(12): 925-928
doi: 10.7763/IJESD.2015.V6.723

New Geochemical Barrier to Detoxifyof Soil from Arsenic and Mercury

Anar Kolushpayeva1 , Amankul Akbassova2

  • 1Almaty Management University
  • 2H. A. Yassawe International Kazakh-

Abstract

This article researches the problem of theviolation of ecological balance in the ecosystem that is noticedin the last century and caused by the wastes of a huge amountof pollutants from anthropogenic sources. This problem causesmuch worries of the entire humankind. The given articlereveals a problem of weeding soil from heavy metals, inparticular from arsenic and mercury. The results of theresearches to detect chemical surface of sorbents and theircolloid-chemical and absorption-structural, ionic exchange andcomplex building properties serve to explain the migration ofsubstances and also for rational selection of natural sorbents atthe time of their using in different nature protectingtechnologies. Authors got a new geochemical barrier,consisting of a mixture of the utilized bird's dung, a marblecrumb and a peroxide of calciumwith the high absorbentactivity. The research results allow to eliminate undesirableinfluence of heavy metals on plants and to get ecological clearproducts.

Keywords

  • Geochemical barrier
  • peroxide of calcium
  • utilized bird's dung
  • detoxication
723-E1003

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Anar Kolushpayeva and Amankul Akbassova, "New Geochemical Barrier to Detoxifyof Soil from Arsenic and Mercury," International Journal of Environmental Science and Development, vol. 6, no. 12, pp. 925-928, 2015. https://doi.org/10.7763/IJESD.2015.V6.723

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