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Organic acid enhanced electrodialytic ex

Pernille E Jensen, Birgitte K Ahring

2026ensoil remediationheavy metalslead contaminationorganic acidselectrodialysisheterotrophic leaching

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Implementation of the soil washing technology for the treatment of heavy metal contaminated soils is limited by the toxicity and unwieldiness of the remaining heavy metal contaminated sludge. In this work, we investigated the feasibility of combining electrodialytic remediation with heterotrophic leaching for decontamination of the sludge. The ability of 11 organic acids to extract Pb from the fine fraction of contaminated soil (grains < 63μm) was investigated, and application of the acids as enhancing reagents during electrodialytic remediation (EDR) of Pb-contaminated soil fines in suspension was tested. Five of the acids showed ability to extract Pb from the soil fines in excess of the effect caused solely by pH-changes. Addition of the acids, however, severely impeded EDR, hence promotion of EDR by combination with heterotrophic leaching was rejected. In contrast, enhancement of EDR with nitric acid gave promising results.

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