Leachability of trace elements from the aged and fresh spent shale deposit - A field study

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A field study of the leaching of trace elements from the upper soil layer of a spent shale deposit was carried out. The study was conducted by installing a set of samplers in both active and closed parts of the deposit. Leachates were analyzed for pH, conductivity and concentrations of elements by ICP-MS. The results indicated release of metals from both parts of the deposit. Among the elements Mo, Zn, Ni, Cu, Cr and V were most mobile. The highest concentrations of Mo (104 μg/l), Zn (80 μg/l) and Ni (76 μg/l) were found in leachates from the active part of the deposit. © 2013 Estonian Academy Publishers.

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Irha, N., Reinik, J., Steinnes, E., Urb, G., Kirso, U., & Jefimova, J. (2013). Leachability of trace elements from the aged and fresh spent shale deposit - A field study. Oil Shale, 30(3), 456–467. https://doi.org/10.3176/oil.2013.3.06

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