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Laboratory batch adsorption experiments are commonly used to quantify contaminant adsorption to natural sediments. The distribution coefficients (KD) determined via these experiments are often incorporated into reactive transport models to predict contaminant movement in groundwater. The solid-to-solution ratio (SSR) in most laboratory experiments is much lower in comparison to that in aquifers, therefore...
Cadmium (Cd) adsorption on 14 non-calcareous New Jersey soils was investigated with a batch method. Both adsorption edge and isotherm experiments were conducted covering a wide range of soil composition, e.g. soil organic carbon (SOC) concentration ranging from 0.18% to 7.15%, and varying Cd concentrations and solution pH. The SOC and solution pH were the most important parameters controlling Cd partition...
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