Proton and metal ion binding to humic substances

Humic substances are polydisperse mixtures of organic molecules which at least to some extent determine the mobility and bioavailability of heavy metals in soils, sediments and aquatic systems. In order to make a sound risk assessment of the fate of trace metals a good conception and preferably a sound description is essential. In this thesis mechanistic models are presented that explicitely take into account the dominant factors that determine metal ion binding. These factors are the chemical heterogeneity of the humic substances, the variable charge character, and competitive binding of ions.The description of the proton binding behaviour, in absence of metal ions, forms the basis of the metal ion binding model. The proton binding is described with analytical expressions for continuous heterogeneous ligands in combination with a double layer model to account for the electrostatic effects. The parameters for the proton description are obtained from the analysis of proton titration with the so called mastercurve procedure.In order to describe metal ion binding an approximate binding stoichiometry is assumed, in which upon the binding of one metal ion, x protons are released in solution. With respect to site competition two different limiting cases have been considered. In the fully coupled case it is assumed that the different ions bind to the same sites and that the shape of the affinity distribution is the same for all ions. In the uncoupled case each ion has its own binding sites and the affinity distribution may differ for different ions. Both models are capable of describing competitive ion binding. The uncoupled model has the advantage of a lower number of parameters that have to be specified.

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Main Author: de Wit, J.C.M.
Other Authors: van Riemsdijk, W.H.
Format: Doctoral thesis biblioteca
Language:English
Published: Landbouwuniversiteit Wageningen
Subjects:absorption, adsorption, bonding, heavy metals, humic acids, metal ions, neutrons, organic compounds, soil chemistry, absorptie, adsorptie, binding (scheikundig), bodemchemie, humuszuren, metaalionen, neutronen, organische verbindingen, zware metalen,
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spelling dig-wur-nl-wurpubs-195542024-10-23 de Wit, J.C.M. van Riemsdijk, W.H. Koopal, L.K. Doctoral thesis Proton and metal ion binding to humic substances 1992 Humic substances are polydisperse mixtures of organic molecules which at least to some extent determine the mobility and bioavailability of heavy metals in soils, sediments and aquatic systems. In order to make a sound risk assessment of the fate of trace metals a good conception and preferably a sound description is essential. In this thesis mechanistic models are presented that explicitely take into account the dominant factors that determine metal ion binding. These factors are the chemical heterogeneity of the humic substances, the variable charge character, and competitive binding of ions.The description of the proton binding behaviour, in absence of metal ions, forms the basis of the metal ion binding model. The proton binding is described with analytical expressions for continuous heterogeneous ligands in combination with a double layer model to account for the electrostatic effects. The parameters for the proton description are obtained from the analysis of proton titration with the so called mastercurve procedure.In order to describe metal ion binding an approximate binding stoichiometry is assumed, in which upon the binding of one metal ion, x protons are released in solution. With respect to site competition two different limiting cases have been considered. In the fully coupled case it is assumed that the different ions bind to the same sites and that the shape of the affinity distribution is the same for all ions. In the uncoupled case each ion has its own binding sites and the affinity distribution may differ for different ions. Both models are capable of describing competitive ion binding. The uncoupled model has the advantage of a lower number of parameters that have to be specified. en Landbouwuniversiteit Wageningen application/pdf https://research.wur.nl/en/publications/proton-and-metal-ion-binding-to-humic-substances 10.18174/202997 https://edepot.wur.nl/202997 absorption adsorption bonding heavy metals humic acids metal ions neutrons organic compounds soil chemistry absorptie adsorptie binding (scheikundig) bodemchemie humuszuren metaalionen neutronen organische verbindingen zware metalen Wageningen University & Research
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topic absorption
adsorption
bonding
heavy metals
humic acids
metal ions
neutrons
organic compounds
soil chemistry
absorptie
adsorptie
binding (scheikundig)
bodemchemie
humuszuren
metaalionen
neutronen
organische verbindingen
zware metalen
absorption
adsorption
bonding
heavy metals
humic acids
metal ions
neutrons
organic compounds
soil chemistry
absorptie
adsorptie
binding (scheikundig)
bodemchemie
humuszuren
metaalionen
neutronen
organische verbindingen
zware metalen
spellingShingle absorption
adsorption
bonding
heavy metals
humic acids
metal ions
neutrons
organic compounds
soil chemistry
absorptie
adsorptie
binding (scheikundig)
bodemchemie
humuszuren
metaalionen
neutronen
organische verbindingen
zware metalen
absorption
adsorption
bonding
heavy metals
humic acids
metal ions
neutrons
organic compounds
soil chemistry
absorptie
adsorptie
binding (scheikundig)
bodemchemie
humuszuren
metaalionen
neutronen
organische verbindingen
zware metalen
de Wit, J.C.M.
Proton and metal ion binding to humic substances
description Humic substances are polydisperse mixtures of organic molecules which at least to some extent determine the mobility and bioavailability of heavy metals in soils, sediments and aquatic systems. In order to make a sound risk assessment of the fate of trace metals a good conception and preferably a sound description is essential. In this thesis mechanistic models are presented that explicitely take into account the dominant factors that determine metal ion binding. These factors are the chemical heterogeneity of the humic substances, the variable charge character, and competitive binding of ions.The description of the proton binding behaviour, in absence of metal ions, forms the basis of the metal ion binding model. The proton binding is described with analytical expressions for continuous heterogeneous ligands in combination with a double layer model to account for the electrostatic effects. The parameters for the proton description are obtained from the analysis of proton titration with the so called mastercurve procedure.In order to describe metal ion binding an approximate binding stoichiometry is assumed, in which upon the binding of one metal ion, x protons are released in solution. With respect to site competition two different limiting cases have been considered. In the fully coupled case it is assumed that the different ions bind to the same sites and that the shape of the affinity distribution is the same for all ions. In the uncoupled case each ion has its own binding sites and the affinity distribution may differ for different ions. Both models are capable of describing competitive ion binding. The uncoupled model has the advantage of a lower number of parameters that have to be specified.
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de Wit, J.C.M.
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adsorption
bonding
heavy metals
humic acids
metal ions
neutrons
organic compounds
soil chemistry
absorptie
adsorptie
binding (scheikundig)
bodemchemie
humuszuren
metaalionen
neutronen
organische verbindingen
zware metalen
author de Wit, J.C.M.
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title_short Proton and metal ion binding to humic substances
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