Modern methods for determining heavy metals in soil

This article discusses the problem of heavy metal detection in soil and its impact on vegetation. Based on the experience of foreign and domestic research, this article discusses global fundamental problems and challenges, modern methods of heavy metal detection, as well as prospects for further research and new challenges facing the scientific community. The aim of the study is to identify modern and established methods for the detection of heavy metals in soil, such as spectral analysis methods and reflectance spectra of plant parts. The review summarizes the results of experimental studies confirming the effectiveness of the combined sampling and spectrometry method for estimating the concentration of heavy metals in soil, as well as the feasibility of using plant reflectance spectra to measure pollution. World experience confirms the expediency of using spectral approaches to determine heavy metals in soil and analyze their impact on vegetation. The results of the research have practical application in the field of ecology, agriculture and nature protection, allow effectively controlling the level of heavy metal pollution and taking measures for its elimination.