| 研究生: |
劉家全 Liu, Chia-Chuan |
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| 論文名稱: |
台灣西南部泥火山泥漿及液體之生物地球化學特性及過程 Biogeochemical characters and processes of muds and liquids in the mud volcanoes of Southwestern Taiwan |
| 指導教授: |
簡錦樹
Jean, Jiin-Shuh |
| 學位類別: |
博士 Doctor |
| 系所名稱: |
理學院 - 地球科學系 Department of Earth Sciences |
| 論文出版年: | 2011 |
| 畢業學年度: | 99 |
| 語文別: | 中文 |
| 論文頁數: | 137 |
| 中文關鍵詞: | 泥火山 、砷 、鐵 、錳 、嘉南平原 、腐質物質 、飽和指數 、生物地球化學過程 |
| 外文關鍵詞: | Mud volcano, Arsenic, Iron, Manganese, Chianan plain, Humic substance, Saturation index, Biogeochemical processes |
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本研究之目的為了解台灣西南部泥火山液體及固體之主要陰陽離子、微量元素及腐質酸濃度是否受到季節性降雨、水岩交互作用、微生物活動及區域地質構造之影響而有所變化。本研究採集了位於旗山斷層(烏山頂、新養女湖)、古亭坑背斜(小滾水、鹽水坑)及西部海岸平原(滾水坪、鯉魚山)等不同構造區泥火山包括泥火山之泥漿樣本,進行主要陰陽離子、腐質酸及微量元素之分析,結果顯示泥漿液體中高濃度之氯化鈉離子,顯示此區域為海洋沉積來源之環境。泥漿液體中主要陰陽離子及微量元素之分析結果顯示泥漿液體中砷之釋放可能與嘉南平原地下水中的砷有關聯。泥漿液體中大部分的微量元素濃度皆偏低,但是泥漿固體中砷、鐵、錳的濃度偏高,本研究推測腐質酸可能與這些微量元素結合而沉澱於泥漿固體中。而傅利葉轉換紅外線光譜儀(FT-IR)分析烏山頂及小滾水泥漿中腐質酸的可能官能基組成包括二級胺(secondary amines)、脲類(ureas)、氨基甲酸酯(urethanesm )、矽(silicon)等鍵結。經由泥火山泥漿液體的飽和指數(SI)計算台灣西南部泥火山液體中所有含砷礦物是未飽合狀態,而在鐵氧化礦物的分析上,所有泥火山液體中的針鐵礦都過飽和,而且碳酸鹽礦物的分析也顯示大部分泥火山泥漿液體中的白雲石都是過飽和的。包括碳酸鹽及鐵氧化礦物(FeOOH or Fe(OH)3)皆有可能為泥火山砷之潛在來源,由於泥火山液體中所有含砷礦物是未飽合狀態,而砷在脫水的液體及泥漿中懸浮,可能因為地下潛流及地表傳輸至嘉南平原的含水層而沉積下來。在還原環境下,砷可能自宿主礦物釋放出來(包括鐵及錳之氧化物/氫氧化物),進而造成大面積的地下水污染。泥漿液體之地球化學分析顯示砷與鐵之濃度並沒有相關性(r=0.119, p=0.8485),而液體中腐質酸及砷之濃度可以分成兩個群落,分別為含高濃度的砷及鐵(小滾水及滾水坪泥火山)及低濃度的砷及鐵(烏山頂、鹽水坑、新養女湖)。本研究的結果顯示影響泥火山的生物地球化學過程的因子可以分為(1)鈉離子的富集及鈣離子缺乏; (2)好氧菌及嗜鹽菌的存在; (3)厭氧菌的氧化還原作用。這些因子進一步影響了泥火山的地球化學變化,另外本研究也提出一概念模式(conceptual model)解釋泥火山區域砷的移動性過程。腐質物質可能與沉積物中微量元素的鍵結有重要作用。
The objectives of this study were to understand whether or not the major ions, trace elements, humic acids were affected by seasonal precipitations, water-rock interactions, microbial activity, and regional structural geology. In this study, fluid and mud samples collected from Chishan fault (Wushanting and Sinyangnyuhu mud volcanoes), Kutingkeng anticline (Hsiaokunshui and Yenshuikeng mud volcanoes), and coastal plain (Kunshuiping and Liyushan mud volcanoes) of southwestern Taiwan were characterized for major ions, humic substances (HS) and trace elements concentrations. High Na+ and Cl- concentrations in mud liquids indicated marine depositional source (rich in NaCl and MgCl). Concentrations of major ions and trace elements in mud volcanic fluids were analyzed to find out the possible linkage to elevated arsenic (As) concentrations in the Chianan plain groundwater. The trace element concentrations in the mud volcanic fluids were generally low, high concentrations of As, Fe, and Mn were observed in the mud samples. Humic substances may play an important role in binding with trace elements in muds. FT-IR (Fourier Transform Infrared) spectra of HS from muds of Wushanting and Hsiaokunshui mud volcanoes showed the presence of possible functional groups of secondary amines, ureas, urethanesm, and silicon. Saturation index (SI) calculations indicated that both carbonates and oxide minerals acted as potential sinks for As in the mud volcanic muds. Arsenic in the dewatering fluids and muds may be transported by the subsurface flow and surface streams as suspended solids and eventually precipitated in the Chianan plain aquifers. Under reducing conditions, As may be released from the host minerals (such as Fe-and Mn-oxides/hydroxides), thereby causing widespread groundwater As pollution. The concentrations of As and ion in mud volcano fluids are not correlated (r=0.119, p=0.8485). The As and humic acid concentrations in mud volcano fluids can be divided two groups, they are high concentrations of As and iron in the Hsiaokunshui and Kunshuiping mud volcanoes, and low concentrations of As and iron in the Wushanting, Yenshuikeng and Sinyangnyuhu mud volcanoes.The biogeochemical process of mud volcanoes can be divided into (1) sodium enrichment and calcium deficiency; (2) the presence of aerobic and halophylic bacteria; (3) the redox role of anaerobic bacteria. These biogeochemical processes can affect the geochemical changes in the mud volcanoes. A conceptual model was proposed to explain the mobilization processes of As in the mud volcanoes.
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