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Environmental Chemistry of Organosiloxanes
Chemical Reviews, 2014Available production figures are rather diverse with respect to compound classes covered, inclusion or not so of intermediates, and geographical and temporal coverage. They are therefore difficult to compare, and some seem to be conflicting. The numbers given in the following nevertheless illustrate the order of magnitude and the dynamic increase of ...
Rücker, Christoph, Kümmerer, Klaus
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Environmental chemistry of chromium
Science of The Total Environment, 1989The processes that control the environmental chemistry of chromium include redox transformation, precipitation/dissolution, and adsorption/desorption reactions. Commonly occurring reductants, such as ferrous iron and organic material, can transform Cr(VI) to Cr(III), but manganese oxides are the only inorganic oxidants found in the environment that ...
Dhanpat Rai, John M. Zachara, L. E. Eary
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Modeling in environmental chemistry
Environmental Science: Processes & Impacts, 2018Guest editors Matthew MacLeod, Todd Gouin and Thomas McKone introduce the Modeling in Environmental Chemistry themed issue of Environmental Science: Processes & Impacts.
Matthew MacLeod +3 more
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Environmental actinide chemistry
Inorganica Chimica Acta, 1984Sources de pollution. Distribution et transport des actinides dans l'eau, l'air et le sol. Solubilite et speciation dans les systemes aqueux. Phenomene de sorption dans les systemes geologiques.
Börje Torstenfelt +2 more
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Environmental chemistry of phosphonates
Water Research, 2003Phosphonates are anthropogenic complexing agents containing one or more C-PO(OH)(2) groups. They are used in numerous technical and industrial applications as chelating agents and scale inhibitors. Phosphonates have properties that differentiate them from other chelating agents and that greatly affect their environmental behavior.
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Analytical Chemistry.- In-situ Method for Analyzing the Long-Term Behavior of Particulate Metal Phases in Soils.- Analysis of Toxic Metals by Micro Total Analytical Systems (?TAS) with Chemiluminescence.- Diffuse Infrared Fourier Transform Spectroscopy in Environmental Chemistry.- Detection of Biomarkers of Pathogenic Bacteria by Matrix-Assisted Laser ...
Lichtfouse, Eric +2 more
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Analytical Chemistry.- In-situ Method for Analyzing the Long-Term Behavior of Particulate Metal Phases in Soils.- Analysis of Toxic Metals by Micro Total Analytical Systems (?TAS) with Chemiluminescence.- Diffuse Infrared Fourier Transform Spectroscopy in Environmental Chemistry.- Detection of Biomarkers of Pathogenic Bacteria by Matrix-Assisted Laser ...
Lichtfouse, Eric +2 more
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Environmental bioinorganic chemistry
Journal of Chemical Education, 1974The author makes a brief attempt to survey the problems faced by biological organisms interacting with inorganic substances from a bioinorganic chemical viewpoint.
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Environmental Chemistry of Beryllium
Reviews in Mineralogy and Geochemistry, 2002Beryllium is a rare but widely distributed element. As a consequence of rapid developments in the capabilities to determine low concentrations of Be in inorganic solids, tissue, air, and water, it is now possible to characterize the distribution of Be in various environmental compartments, to describe the fluxes among these compartments, and to ...
Vladimír Majer +6 more
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Environmental Chemistry Update
Journal of Chemical Education, 1995A guide for instructors and their students to recent research developments in aspects of environmental problems that have a strong chemical connection.
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