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Evaluation of acid mine drainage kinetics in the lead-zinc mine
Arabian Journal of Geosciences, 2020In this paper the comparative results of on-site analysis and modelling of the mechanisms and kinetics of the mining waters in the ore deposit Crnac are presented. The research process included hydrogeology explorations on aquifer types, ground water occurrences, and the process of the surface water penetration considering the rock porosity on the ...
Jovana Galjak +4 more
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Biomarkers of metals exposure in fish from lead-zinc mining areas of Southeastern Missouri, USA [PDF]
Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety, 2007 The potential effects of proposed lead-zinc mining in an ecologically sensitive area were assessed by studying a nearby mining district that has been exploited for about 30 y under contemporary environmental regulations and with modern technology.
Christopher J. Schmitt, Thomas W May
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Zinc mining for protein domains
Nature Structural & Molecular Biology, 1994Three newly-determined structures testify to the widespread use of zinc for folding protein ...
SCHWABE, JWR, KLUG, A
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Vegetation establishment on a deposit of zinc mine wastes
Environmental Pollution, 1989Field trials concerning the establishment of plant cover on a deposit of wastes from the Ammeberg zinc mine in central Sweden were carried out during 1976-1985. Different soil conditioners and manures were applied and plant species cultivars were evaluated with regard to plant biomass, vigour, durability and content of zinc, lead and cadmium.
J, Bergholm, E, Steen
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Plant‐Available Zinc and Lead in Mine Spoils and Soils at the Mines of Spain, Iowa
Journal of Environmental Quality, 2004ABSTRACTTo investigate the forms of Zn and Pb and their plant availability in mine spoil long after its abandonment, we studied seven sites in the Mines of Spain, near Dubuque, IA. Ores of Zn and Pb were mined from dolomitic limestone primarily during the 19th century, and there had been no subsequent remediation of metals‐contaminated spoil. From both
Monday O, Mbila, Michael L, Thompson
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History of Zinc Exploration and Mining in Tennessee
1992Abstract The mining of zinc in Tennessee dates back to 1854 although the presence of zinc minerals had been reported as early as 1844 by Gerard Troost, the first State Geologist. When the Mossy Creek open pit mine, in what is now Jefferson City, Jefferson County, was opened, it became the first mine in what is now known as the Mascot ...
Robert E. Fulweiler, William T. Hill
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Bacterial diversity in soils around a lead and zinc mine
Journal of Environmental Sciences, 2007Five samples of soil collected from a lead and zinc mine were used to assess the effect of combined contamination of heavy metals on soil bacterial communities using a polyphasic approach including characterization of isolates by culture method, community level catabolic profiling in BIOLOG GN microplates, and genetic community fingerprinting by ...
Qing, Hu +3 more
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Electrokinetic remediation of manganese and zinc in copper mine tailings
Journal of Hazardous Materials, 2019The scope of this work is to determine the effect of initial acidity and electric field intensity on the Electrokinetic Remediation of manganese and zinc from mine tailings from a Chilean copper mine. To achieve this objective, experiments were carried out focusing on the effect of the applied electric field (1 and 2 V cm-1), the H2SO4 concentration ...
Rodrigo Ortiz-Soto +5 more
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Lead and zinc pollution of soils in the Kabwe lead-zinc mining area
Journal of Science and Technology (Zambia), 2004No Abstract Available Journal of Science and Technology Special Edition 2004: 77 ...
Musonda, BM, Tembo, F
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A General History of Zinc Mining in Arkansas
Rocks & Minerals, 1978Zinc was mined in Arkansas for about 80 years, beginning in the late 1850s. Mines were established and abandoned through years of war, homesteaders' resistance and difficult transportation.
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