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• W3197591255 abstract "Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) in soil can be recalcitrant to solvent extraction after aging. We showed in this study that mixing a small amount of water in the extracting solvent during microwave-assisted extraction (MAE) can release recalcitrant PAHs, resulting in significant improvement in the analyzed concentrations. The improvement factor ( F ) for the total of 16 priority PAHs (∑PAH16) listed by the United States Environmental Protection Agency was 1.44–1.55 for field soils. By comparing the F values for different soil organic components, we demonstrated that the recalcitrant PAHs were primarily associated with biochar, humic acid (HA), and humin (HM), with the F values for ∑PAH16 of 1.94, 6.62, and 4.59, respectively. The results showed that the recalcitrant PAHs comprised a sequestered fraction and a desorption-limited fraction. NMR spectra showed that water worked alone at elevated temperature to promote hydrolysis of biochar and destroy the macromolecular structure, thus causing the release of the otherwise sequestered PAHs during MAE. The substantial reduction in F values for HA and HM after demineralization indicated sequestration of PAHs in organic-mineral complexes, which can be destroyed by hot water treatment. The release of the sequestered fraction was nonselective and independent of compound hydrophobicity. In comparison, the release of the desorption-limited fraction was positively affected by the hydrophobicity of PAHs and was facilitated by the presence of water in the extracting solvent. The results of this study provide important insights into the sequestration and release of recalcitrant PAHs in soil. • Addition of water significantly improved the extraction efficiency of PAHs. • Water induced the release of recalcitrant PAHs in biochar and peat soil. • Hot water destroys the structure of organic matter and organic-mineral complexes. • Addition of water also promotes the release of desorption-limited PAHs. Adding water during microwave-assisted solvent extraction releases the sequestered and desorption-limited PAHs in soil organic matter and organic-mineral complexes." @default.
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• W3197591255 title "Water-induced release of recalcitrant polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons from soil organic matter during microwave-assisted solvent extraction" @default.
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