Author:
Rumin M B,Cherkasov D V,Lopatovskaya O G,Zhdanova G O,Kupchinsky A B,Stom D I
Abstract
Abstract
The paper shows that oil pollution of gray forest and soddy-podzolic soils led to a decrease in capillary water capacity, plasticity and solid phase of soils. As a result of the introduction of the nonionic surfactant tween-80 into the oil-contaminated soil, these indicators were partially restored, but their values remained lower than in soil samples subjected to oil treatment. The obtained materials allow us to speak about the fundamental possibility of using surfactants for the remediation of oil-contaminated soils.