Nanominerals assemblages and hazardous elements assessment in phosphogypsum from an abandoned phosphate fertilizer industry.
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DOI: 10.1016/j.chemosphere.2020.127138
Abstract: The present work investigates hazardous elements and nanomineralogical assemblages of phosphogypsum waste from an abandoned phosphate fertilizer industry located in Santa Catarina state (Brazil). Correlations between the chemical composition, nanominerals, and ultrafine particles are discussed.… read more here.
Keywords: fertilizer industry; waste; phosphate fertilizer; abandoned phosphate ... See more keywords
A comprehensive investigation of hazardous elements contamination in mining and smelting-impacted soils and sediments.
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DOI: 10.1016/j.ecoenv.2020.110320
Abstract: Extensive mining and smelting activities in the Baiyin district have resulted in a serious hazardous elements (HEs) contamination in the soils and overbank sediments. In this study, the concentrations and chemical fractions of HEs were… read more here.
Keywords: investigation hazardous; mining smelting; contamination; comprehensive investigation ... See more keywords
The content of four hazardous elements in bayberry (Myrica rubra (Lour.) S. et Zucc.) from Zhejiang Province, China
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DOI: 10.1080/03067319.2019.1648645
Abstract: ABSTRACT Bayberry is the second popular fruit in Zhejiang Province, China. Previous relevant experiences of quality and safety research have mainly focused on pesticides, monitoring of plant growth regulator, and the foliar fertiliser. To provide… read more here.
Keywords: content four; elements bayberry; hazardous elements; province china ... See more keywords
Influence of Mineral Deposition on the Retention of Potentially Hazardous Elements in Geothermal Spring Sediments
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DOI: 10.3390/su15108040
Abstract: Geothermal springs are known to contain a variety of potentially hazardous elements (PHEs), which may threaten human health. Their release on Earth’s surface is largely dependent on the retention by the sediments at the spring… read more here.
Keywords: retention; spring; deposition; hazardous elements ... See more keywords