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Immobilizing Arsenic and Copper Ions in Manure Using a Nanocomposite.

Livestock manure (Man) commonly contains a certain quantity of heavy metal ions, such as arsenic (As) and copper (Cu) ions, resulting in a high risk on soil contamination. To solve this problem, heavy metal of manure was immobilized into sodium carbonate/biosilica/attapulgite composite (Na2CO3/BioSi/Attp), which was developed using a nanocomposite consisting of anhydrous sodium carbonate (Na2CO3), straw ash-based biochar and biosilica (BioSi), and attapulgite (Attp). When Na2CO3/BioSi/Attp was mixed with Man/AsCu, the obtained nanocomposite (Na2CO3/BioSi/Attp/Man/AsCu) with a porous nano-network structure could effectively control the release of As and Cu ions from manure through adsorption and chemical reaction. Meanwhile, a pot experiment indicated that Na2CO3/BioSi/Attp/Man/AsCu could increase the pH value of acid soil, promote the growth of rice, and significantly decrease the uptake of As and Cu ions by rice. Therefore, this work provides a promising approach to immobilize heavy metal ions in manure and, thus, lower the contamination risk to the environment. Na2CO3, BioSi, and Attp powders were mixed evenly with a weight ratio of WNa2CO3/WBioSi/WAttp = 3:1:2.