Contents: Chemical Speciation And Bioavailability Volume 22 Issue 2 2010
Posted on 25. June, 2010.
Chemical Speciation & Bioavailability covers all aspects of environmental science and pollution. In its next issue, CSB looks at techiniques to determine trace metals in river bed sediments, the heavy metal content in slaker grits from a pulp mill, and the separation of mecury from natural water sources. It also describes a fast method to measure metal concentration in soil samples. Finally, does selenium in wine from China pose a health risk?
| 71 | Speciation technique for the risk assessment of trace metals in the bed sediments of River Cooum, South India JL. Giridharan, T. Venugopal andM. Jayaprakash |
| 81 | Determination of inorganic selenium species in commercial wine collected from the Beijing region, China Qingyang Liu |
| 87 | Total and extractable heavy metal, phosphorous and sulfur concentrations in slaker grits from the causticizing process of a pulp mill for use as a soil amendment HannuNurmesniemi, Risto P˛yki˛, GaryWatkins andOlli Dahl |
| 99 | Speciation of chitosan phosphate and chitosan nucleotide systems in NaCl aqueous solution |
| 109 | The complexation of aqueous metal ions relevant to biological applications. 2. Reactions of copper(II) citrate and copper(II) succinate with selected amino acids Sabrina Sobel, Allison Haigney,Michael Kim, Daniel Kim, Gregory Theophall, JamesNuez, DionnaWilliams, Billy Hickling and Joseph Sinacori |
| 115 | An investigation on calcium taurodeoxycholatemicellar aggregates Marco Antonilli, Emilio Bottari, Maria Rosa Festa and Lorella Gentile |
| 127 | Flotation separation ofmercury(II) from environmental water samples using thiosemicarbazide derivatives as chelating agents and oleic acid as surfactant Shaban E. Ghazy, GaberM. Abu El-Reash,Ola A. Al-Gammal and Tarek Yousef |
| 135 | A fast method for multi-metal determination in soil samples by high-resolution inductively-coupled plasma-mass spectrometry (HR-ICP-MS) Vibor Roje |
Research on the interactions between the chemical forms and behaviour of toxic compounds and their subsequent biological uptake, metabolism and ecological fate involves many scientific fields. Chemical Speciation and Bioavailabilty presents results which can often be applied to pressing environmental problems such as toxic waste and human health risk assessment.
