Zinc is a ubiquitous metal, acting both as an essential and a toxic element to organisms
depending on its concentration and speciation in solution. Human activities mobilize and …

The micronutrient cycling in tropical latitudes is an issue of great concern because tropical
soils are not only suffering micronutrient deficiency, but also influencing the global cycling of …

Air pollution imposes serious health risks to urban populations and currently is the major
environmental threat to the public health worldwide. In this context, discrimination and …

Abstract The behaviours of Cu, Zn and their isotopes during seafloor fluid-peridotite
interaction and its influence on oceanic Cu-Zn cycles were investigated by analyzing a …

Copper and Zn are trace metal micronutrients whose stable isotope systematics are
receiving increasing attention as possible paleoenvironmental tracers. However, to realise …

The use of copper isotopes related to ore deposit location and genesis has greatly
expanded over the past twenty years. The isotope values in ores, rocks, soils, and water …

Metal release into the environment from anthropogenic activities may endanger ecosystems
and human health. However, identifying and quantifying anthropogenic metal …

Toulon bay is severely impacted by metal contamination induced by past and recent naval
activities. In this work, Cu, Zn and Pb isotope compositions and elemental concentrations of …

Stable isotopes are increasingly employed to identify anthropogenic disturbances and
geogenic processes of zinc (Zn) in terrestrial ecosystems. To reveal how land use affects the …

Zinc (Zn) is an essential micronutrient released into soils during rock weathering, and Zn
isotope composition has been emerging as a powerful tracer involved in the Earth's surface …