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Mineral-Organic Interface on Clay Minerals: Imaging and Analytical Approaches

In a batch experiment, we used micrometer-sized aluminosilicate mineral illite as a representative of a clay mineral soil, placed in a mesh bag surrounded with live silt loam soil [1] (Benton County, WA), to provide natural microbial inoculation. Samples were incubated for 14 days, and after the destructive sampling, the dynamics of microbial C formation associated with illite were observed using a series of imaging and analyses including TEM imaging and elemental mapping by EDS.