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Copper Speciation in Wine Growing-Drain Waters: Mobilization, Transport, and Environmental Diffusion

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Copper (Cu) has been used to treat vines for a long time, which has led to its accumulation in vineyard soils. In the present work, the mobilization of copper from these soils and its transport, and diffusion outside the plots by drain water were investigated. For this, the distribution of copper between the dissolved and colloidal phases, and within the colloidal phase, of these waters was determined using an investigation strategy based on the coupling between a size separation technique, asymmetric flow field-flow fractionation, and several detectors. First, the total copper concentrations in water from different drains were monitored over a period of 2 years: Cu was mainly found in the fraction of < 450 nm. Then, the distribution of copper on the size continuum was more closely studied in water from one of the drains, sampled over a winter period. Between 45 and 75% of Cu was found in the 2–450 nm colloidal fraction. The <450 nm colloidal phase of the drain waters was found to be mainly composed of humic acids (~15 to 60 mg L−1) and clay-rich particles (~100 to 650 mg (Al) L−1). These particles also contained (hydr)oxides of iron and manganese. The concentrations of Fe and Mn were approximately 100 to 200 times lower than those of Al. The majority of humic acids had an apparent molar mass of ≤ 10 kDa. They were distributed along the size continuum: (i) in a population with an average size of ~20 nm, probably consisting of supramolecular entities, and (ii) associated with clay-rich particles with a size of ~120–200 nm. Copper was found to be complexed with humic acids and associated with clays via clay-humic complexes. Copper mobilization from the soil to the water and its transport to the drain water appeared governed by the soil humidity level and the rainfall.
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hal-04437973 , version 1 (05-02-2024)

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Valentin de Carsalade Du Pont, Amani Ben Azzouz, Hind El Hadri, Philippe Chéry, Gaëtane Lespes. Copper Speciation in Wine Growing-Drain Waters: Mobilization, Transport, and Environmental Diffusion. Environments, 2024, 11 (1), pp.19. ⟨10.3390/environments11010019⟩. ⟨hal-04437973⟩
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