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Arsenic contamination in abandoned soils is a global concern which warrants an effective method of remediation. In this study, two organic acids and one biodegradable chelating agent were used to treat arsenic (As) contaminated abandoned mine soils. The concentration of As was 19,100 and 75,350 (mg/kg) for Webbs Consols (WC) and Mole River (MR) samples, respectively. X-ray diffraction and scanning electron microscopy confirmed that tooeleite, arsenopyrite, scorodite and quartz were the major minerals in these soils. A major portion of the As was co