제초제 Bentazon과 그 대사산물들의 토양 중 흡착양상
Adsorption Pattern of the Herbicide, Bentazon and Its Metabolites on Soil
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In order to elucidate the adsorption mechanism of the herbicide, bentazon and its metabolites on soil, their adsorption patterns on soil and six adsorbents were investigated with Freundlich, Langmuir and linear isotherm. Freundlich constants (Kf) and maximum adsorption amount(Q0) of bentazon on soil was 0.55 and 3.97. Kd and Koc values of it were 0.18 and 18. The all of metabolites used except deisopropylbentazon amounts sorbed on the soil were much higher than bentazon. The most of 8-hydroxybentazon was adsorbed on soil showing Kf = 316.6, Q0 = 3,488, Kd = 29.7 and Koc = 2,970. Bentazon, deisopropylbentazon and 8-hydroxybentazon were shown high affinity to anion exchange regardless of pH and NH2 in low pH range. Reversed phase C18 resulted in 100% retention of N-methylbentazon regardless of pH and other metabolites were retained below 40%. The AIBA was strongly adsorbed in silica gel, COOH and cation exchange phase but poor retention was on anion exchange sorbent. 2-Aminobenzoic acid showed an amphipathic nature which had high affinity for COOH and cation exchange phase at pH 7.0 as well as NH2 and anion exchange sorbent at pH 3.0.
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In order to elucidate the adsorption mechanism of the herbicide, bentazon and its metabolites on soil, their adsorption patterns on soil and six adsorbents were investigated with Freundlich, Langmuir and linear isotherm. Freundlich constants (Kf) and maximum adsorption amount(Q0) of bentazon on soil was 0.55 and 3.97. Kd and Koc values of it were 0.18 and 18. The all of metabolites used except deisopropylbentazon amounts sorbed on the soil were much higher than bentazon. The most of 8-hydroxybentazon was adsorbed on soil showing Kf = 316.6, Q0 = 3,488, Kd = 29.7 and Koc = 2,970. Bentazon, deisopropylbentazon and 8-hydroxybentazon were shown high affinity to anion exchange regardless of pH and NH2 in low pH range. Reversed phase C18 resulted in 100% retention of N-methylbentazon regardless of pH and other metabolites were retained below 40%. The AIBA was strongly adsorbed in silica gel, COOH and cation exchange phase but poor retention was on anion exchange sorbent. 2-Aminobenzoic acid showed an amphipathic nature which had high affinity for COOH and cation exchange phase at pH 7.0 as well as NH2 and anion exchange sorbent at pH 3.0.
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