Tom Holm Mike Machesky John Scott PYRENE SORPTION TO AND EXTRACTION FROM CORN STOVER CHAR.

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Tom Holm Mike Machesky John Scott PYRENE SORPTION TO AND EXTRACTION FROM CORN STOVER CHAR

 Corn stover  Pyrolysis  450°C  550°C  750°C  N 2 atmosphere BIOCHAR PREPARATION

USEPA-16 PAH CONTENT OF CORN STOVER CHAR See John Scott’s Poster!!

SORPTION ISOTHERM 450° CHAR r

SORPTION ISOTHERMS, FRESH CHAR

 Mild extractions with 2-hydroxypropyl-  - cyclodextrin (HPCD)  HPCD-extractable PAHs correlate well with  Bioavailability  Biodegradation  Poor correlation with total PAH content BIOAVAILABILITY-RELATED EXPERIMENTS

HPCD-EXTRACTABLE PYRENE 450° CHAR Native pyrene

 Hale et al. (2011)  40% field capacity (moisture)  Incubate 1 month  Freeze/Thaw  60°C  110°C ARTIFICIAL AGING

SORPTION ISOTHERMS, AGED AND FRESH 750° CHAR

HPCD-EXTRACTABLE PYRENE 450° CHAR, FRESH & AGED

HPCD-EXTRACTABLE PYRENE 550° CHAR, FRESH & AGED

 PAHs sorb strongly to corn stover char  Freundlich isotherm  6 < Log K < 7 for fresh char  For native PAHs, solubility << 1 ng/L CONCLUSIONS, PAH SORPTION

 Small fraction of pyrene is bioavailable (HPCD-extractable)  10-15% 450° char  1-3% 550°, 750° chars CONCLUSIONS, PAH BIOAVAILABILITY

 (Artificial) aging has small effects on PAH sorption   Log K for pyrene ≤ 0.5  Aging effect on PAH bioavailability  450° char: decrease  550° char: large decrease (?)  750° char: no effect CONCLUSIONS, CHAR AGING

WATER-SOLUBLE BLACK CARBON DOC 9.8 mg/L pH 9.2

ABSORBANCE SPECTUM, WATER EXTRACT OF CS450

FLUORESCENCE EXCITATION-EMISSION SPECTRA CS450 Water ExtractGroundwater, Champaign Co.

BASE TITRATION, WATER EXTRACT OF CS450

 Will Gillespie, ISWS, for corn stover  B. K. Sharma & Wei Zheng for biochar pyrolysis  Jill O’Connell for assistance with experiments  Illinois Sustainable Technology Center for project support AKNOWLEDGEMENTS