• Spectroscopy and Spectral Analysis
  • Vol. 30, Issue 1, 179 (2010)
ZHANG Yu-lan1、2、3、4、*, SUN Cai-xia5, DUANZheng-hu1, CHEN Li-jun2, WU Zhi-jie2, CHEN Xiao-hong1, ZHANG Ai-ming2, LIU Xing-bin2, and WANG Jun-yu2
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    DOI: 10.3964/j.issn.1000-0593(2010)01-0179-05 Cite this Article
    ZHANG Yu-lan, SUN Cai-xia, DUANZheng-hu, CHEN Li-jun, WU Zhi-jie, CHEN Xiao-hong, ZHANG Ai-ming, LIU Xing-bin, WANG Jun-yu. Effect of Sand-Stabilization Engineering on Soil Humus and Components by Analysis by Several Spectroscopy Methods[J]. Spectroscopy and Spectral Analysis, 2010, 30(1): 179 Copy Citation Text show less

    Abstract

    After the potassium bichromate-strong sulfuric acid hot process,the ultraviolet spectrophotometer was used on the contrast with the traditional titrimetric method to analyze soil (51 years,43 year,32 year, 20 year vegetations restores in the Tenggeli sand) humus and the humus components content. At the same time,the infrared spectrum was used to discuss their structure change during restoring process. The result indicated that using the visible spectroscopy method for the determination of the humus and the humus component is feasible. The spectroscopy method determination of organic matter is better (coefficient of variation at most is 7.26%) than the traditional titrimetric method,as it is accurate,fast and simple,and favors large quantities. The result indicated that humus content presents increasing tendency along with restoring ages. Change is big in early restore time,and tends to be stable in the later period. Infrared spectrum shape is similar,but the characteristic peak intensity has obvious difference. Compared with the wind-drift sand,little molecule saccharides decrease and aryl-groups increase.
    ZHANG Yu-lan, SUN Cai-xia, DUANZheng-hu, CHEN Li-jun, WU Zhi-jie, CHEN Xiao-hong, ZHANG Ai-ming, LIU Xing-bin, WANG Jun-yu. Effect of Sand-Stabilization Engineering on Soil Humus and Components by Analysis by Several Spectroscopy Methods[J]. Spectroscopy and Spectral Analysis, 2010, 30(1): 179
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