Geobiochemistry characteristics of rare earth elements in soil and ground water: a case study in Baotou, China
The distribution of rare earth elements and the microbial community in nearby ground water and soil were influenced by tailings ponds. Accordingly, the behaviors of rare earth elements in ground water and soil around the tailings pond, and the changes of microbial communities were both investigated...
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| description | The distribution of rare earth elements and the microbial community in nearby ground water and soil were influenced by tailings ponds. Accordingly, the behaviors of rare earth elements in ground water and soil around the tailings pond, and the changes of microbial communities were both investigated in this study. The results showed that rare earth elements accumulated in ground water and soil around the tailings pond appeared as light rare earth elements enrichment. Through the normalization of rare earth elements, different extents of anomaly (from negative to positive) were observed for Ce and Eu in the distribution patterns of REEs in groundwater, however, Ce and Eu were negatively anomaly in soil. According to the correlation analysis, Mn
2+
, SO
4
2−
, Cl
−
, ammonia nitrogen and Ca
2+
are significantly correlated with the distribution of rare earth elements. Meanwhile, there were the same dominant bacteria in ground water and soil including
Actinobateria
,
Proteobacteria
and
Acidobacteria
at the phylum level. This microbial community composition is similar to that reported in arid lands around the world. On the other hand,
Bacillus
and
Blastococcus
showed significant correlation with rare earth elements at the genus level. This study might provide an important basis for the risk assessment of REEs in the environment. |
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2+
, SO
4
2−
, Cl
−
, ammonia nitrogen and Ca
2+
are significantly correlated with the distribution of rare earth elements. Meanwhile, there were the same dominant bacteria in ground water and soil including
Actinobateria
,
Proteobacteria
and
Acidobacteria
at the phylum level. This microbial community composition is similar to that reported in arid lands around the world. On the other hand,
Bacillus
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Blastococcus
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2+
, SO
4
2−
, Cl
−
, ammonia nitrogen and Ca
2+
are significantly correlated with the distribution of rare earth elements. Meanwhile, there were the same dominant bacteria in ground water and soil including
Actinobateria
,
Proteobacteria
and
Acidobacteria
at the phylum level. This microbial community composition is similar to that reported in arid lands around the world. On the other hand,
Bacillus
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Blastococcus
showed significant correlation with rare earth elements at the genus level. 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2+
, SO
4
2−
, Cl
−
, ammonia nitrogen and Ca
2+
are significantly correlated with the distribution of rare earth elements. Meanwhile, there were the same dominant bacteria in ground water and soil including
Actinobateria
,
Proteobacteria
and
Acidobacteria
at the phylum level. This microbial community composition is similar to that reported in arid lands around the world. On the other hand,
Bacillus
and
Blastococcus
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