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Abstract

Background

In China, the traditional method for analyzing soil available phosphorus is inadequate for large-scale soil assessment and nationwide soil formulation demands. To address this, we propose a rapid and reliable method for soil-available phosphorus detection. The setup includes an on-site rapid pre-treatment device, a non-contact conductivity detection device, and a capillary electrophoresis buffer solution system composed of glacial acetic acid and hydroxypropyl-β-cyclodextrin.

Methods

The on-site rapid pre-treatment process includes fresh soil moisture content detection (moisture rapid detector), weighing (handheld weighing meter), stirring (handheld rapid stirrer), and filtration (soil rapid filter) to obtain the liquid sample, and direct injection (capillary electrophoresis detector). The phosphate ion detection parameters include capillary size, separation voltage, injection parameters, and electric injection. We used Liaoning brown soil, Henan yellow tidal soil, Heilongjiang black soil, and Anhui tidal soil as standard samples. Additionally, we used mathematical modeling methods and machine learning algorithms to analyze and process research data.

Results and Conclusion

Following calibration with standard samples, the experimental blind test samples demonstrated conformity with the national standard method, exhibiting a relative standard deviation of less than 3%. The proposed pre-treatment device and non-contact conductivity detector are powered by lithium-ion batteries, rendering them ideal for extended field operations. The non-contact conductivity detector obviates the need for direct contact with test samples, mitigating environmental pollution. Furthermore, the neural network model exhibited the highest level of goodness of fit in chemical data analysis.

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Keyword(s): back propagation neural network model; capacitively coupled contactless conductivity detection; capillary electrophoresis; detection; on-site rapid pretreatment; Soil available phosphorus

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