Adsorção e dessorção de fosfato em latossolo vermelho sob diferentes tipos de uso com adição de sacarose
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2004-04-22
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Mendonça, Cláudia Cristina Teixeira Nicolau [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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O processo de solubilização, dissolução de minerais do solo e suas interações com os processos de adsorção e dessorção de fosfato são de alta importância devido às possibilidades de otimização no processo de adubação do solo para o plantio. Alguns autores sugerem que a dissolução de ferro nos solos ocorre por redução microbiana e complexação, interferindo diretamente no processo de adsorção e dessorção do fosfato. O objetivo deste trabalho foi investigar a relação existente entre liberação de ferro, a neoformação de óxidos de ferro e adsorção e dessorção de fosfato em um Latossolo Vermelho distrófico de região Tropical Úmida. A relação foi estudada em solos sob diferentes tipos de ocupação: cana de açúcar, café, milho, reflorestamento de eucalipto e floresta natural. Amostras de solo foram coletadas nos horizontes A e B, tratadas com solução de sacarose a 3% e mantidas em repouso. O processo redox ocorreu em todas as amostras tratadas o que foi comprovado pela análise de pH onde se obteve uma acidificação do meio e posterior aumento do pH, indicando o estabelecimento de um equilíbrio químico do processo, mantendo assim o pH estável. Análises quantitativas de ferro, zinco, cobre, manganês e fósforo foram realizadas no solo natural, no solo sob tratamento e na fase líquida das amostras. A estes solos foram adicionadas duas concentrações de fosfato: 200 mg.dm3 e 400 mg.dm3 e calculadas as adsorções. A comparação dos resultados destas análises mostrou que a fixação de fósforo foi maior nos solos submetidos ao tratamento. Isto pode ser explicado pela decomposição microbiana dos compostos orgânicos, na interface com a atmosfera oxidante, que provocou a precipitação dos óxidos e hidróxidos dos metais onde os íons fosfato foram fixados pelos óxidos e hidróxidos reprecipitados.
The solubilization process, minerals dissolution and its interactions with the phosphate adsorption/desorption processes are of high importance due to the possibilities of improvement in the process of the soil manuring in the plant crops.Some authors suggest that the iron dissolution in the soils occurs by microbial reduction and complexation, interfering directly in the phosphate adsorption /desorption process.The purpose of this work was to investigate the existent connection between the iron liberation, the neoformation of iron oxides and the phosphate adsorption/ desorption in a Latossolo Vermelho Distróficoof humid tropical region.This connection was studied in soils by different crops: sugar cane, coffee, corn, reforestation with eucalyptus and natural forest. Soil's samples were collected in A and B horizon, treated with sucrose 3% solution and maintained in repose.Redox process occurred in all the treated samples, what was proved by the pH analysis, in where were obtained some acidification of the environment and subsequent pH increase, indicating the establishment of a chemical balance of the process, maintaining like this the pH stable. Quantitative analyses of iron, zinc, copper, manganese and match were accomplished in the natural soil, in the soil under treatment and in the liquid phase of the samples.Two phosphate concentrations: 200 mg.dm3 and 400 mg.dm3 were added to these soils and the adsorptions were calculated. The comparison of these analyses results shows that the phosphorous fixation was higher in the soils submitted to the treatment. This can be explained by the microbial decomposition of the organic compounds, in the interface with the oxidant atmosphere, which nettled the precipitation of the oxides and hydroxides of the metals in where the phosphate ions were fixated by oxides and hydroxides reprecipitated.
The solubilization process, minerals dissolution and its interactions with the phosphate adsorption/desorption processes are of high importance due to the possibilities of improvement in the process of the soil manuring in the plant crops.Some authors suggest that the iron dissolution in the soils occurs by microbial reduction and complexation, interfering directly in the phosphate adsorption /desorption process.The purpose of this work was to investigate the existent connection between the iron liberation, the neoformation of iron oxides and the phosphate adsorption/ desorption in a Latossolo Vermelho Distróficoof humid tropical region.This connection was studied in soils by different crops: sugar cane, coffee, corn, reforestation with eucalyptus and natural forest. Soil's samples were collected in A and B horizon, treated with sucrose 3% solution and maintained in repose.Redox process occurred in all the treated samples, what was proved by the pH analysis, in where were obtained some acidification of the environment and subsequent pH increase, indicating the establishment of a chemical balance of the process, maintaining like this the pH stable. Quantitative analyses of iron, zinc, copper, manganese and match were accomplished in the natural soil, in the soil under treatment and in the liquid phase of the samples.Two phosphate concentrations: 200 mg.dm3 and 400 mg.dm3 were added to these soils and the adsorptions were calculated. The comparison of these analyses results shows that the phosphorous fixation was higher in the soils submitted to the treatment. This can be explained by the microbial decomposition of the organic compounds, in the interface with the oxidant atmosphere, which nettled the precipitation of the oxides and hydroxides of the metals in where the phosphate ions were fixated by oxides and hydroxides reprecipitated.
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Adsorção, Latossolos, Sacarose, Dessorção de fosfato, Latossolo vermelho, Phosphate adsorption, Phosphate desorption
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MENDONÇA, Cláudia Cristina Teixeira Nicolau. Adsorção e dessorção de fosfato em latossolo vermelho sob diferentes tipos de uso com adição de sacarose. 2004. viii, 66 f. Tese (doutorado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade de Ciências Agronômicas, 2004.