Dynamic metal speciation analysis in aquatic ecosystems is emerging as a powerful basis
for development of predictions of bioavailability and reliable risk assessment strategies. A …

The determination of the concentration of an environmental pollutant is not sufficient to
assess the related health risk because this pollutant may not be bioavailable. Therefore …

In situ measurements of copper and zinc using diffusive gradients in thin films (DGT) in two
distinct natural water systems were compared to metal speciation assessed by competitive …

Monitoring trace metal concentrations in dynamic estuarine waters is not straightforward.
This study demonstrated that important information could be obtained from intensive …

The impact of CO2 leakage on solubility and distribution of trace metals in seawater and
sediment has been studied in lab scale chambers. Seven metals (Al, Cr, Ni, Pb, Cd, Cu, and …

Since its invention in the mid-1990s, the diffusive gradients in thin films (DGT) technique has
rapidly become one of the most promising in situ sampling techniques for trace metal …

Metal contamination is a major problem in many estuaries. Toxicokinetic models are useful
tools for predicting metal accumulation in estuarine organisms and managing the associated …

Passive sampling devices (PS) are widely used for pollutant monitoring in water, but
estimation of measurement uncertainties by PS has seldom been undertaken. The aim of …

The impact of CO 2 seepage on the solubility and distribution of the redox-sensitive metals
iron, manganese, and cobalt in seawater and sediment pore water has been studied in …

The current study evaluates the effect of seawater physico-chemical characteristics on the
relationship between the concentration of metals measured by Diffusive Gradients in Thin …