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Effects of biomass co-pyrolysis and herbaceous plant colonization on the transformation of tailings into soil like substrate
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Effects of biomass co-pyrolysis and herbaceous plant colonization on the transformation of tailings into soil like substrate
Enhancing soil organic matter characteristics,ameliorating physical structure,mitigating heavy metal toxicity,and hastening mineral weathering processes are crucial approaches to accomplish the transition of tailings substrate to a soil-like substrate.The incorporation of biomass co-pyrolysis and plant colonization has been established to be a significant factor in soil substrate formation and soil pollutant remediation.Despite this,there is presently an absence of research efforts aimed at synergistically utilizing these two technologies to expedite the process of mining tailings soil substrate formation.The current study aimed to investigate the underlying mechanism of geochemical changes and rapid mineral weather-ing during the process of transforming tailings substrate into a soil-like substrate,under the combined effects of biomass co-smoldering pyrolysis and plant colonization.The findings of this study suggest that the incorporation of smoldering pyrolysis and plant coloniza-tion induces a high-temperature effect and biological effects,which enhance the physical and chemical properties of tailings,while simultaneously accelerating the rate of mineral weathering.Notable improvements include the amelioration of extreme pH levels,nutrient enrichment,the formation of aggregates,and an increase in enzyme activity,all of which collectively demonstrate the successful attainment of tailings substrate reconstruction.Evi-dence of the accelerated weathering was verified by phase and surface morphology analysis using X-ray diffraction and scanning electron microscopy.Discovered corrosion and frag-mentation on the surface of minerals.The weathering resulted in corrosion and fragmenta-tion of the surface of the treated mineral.This study confirms that co-smoldering pyrolysis of biomass,combined with plant colonization,can effectively promote the transformation of tailings into soil-like substrates.This method has can effectively address the key chal-lenges that have previously hindered sustainable development of the mining industry and provides a novel approach for ecological restoration of tailings deposits.
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