Arsenic is a ubiquitous toxin present in soils and waters resulting from both natural and
anthropogenic sources. Within South and Southeast Asia, tens of millions of people are …

Abstract α-, β-, and γ-FeOOH polymorphs have been synthesized and used for
electrocatalytic As (III) oxidation into less toxic As (V) in aqueous bicarbonate solution. As …

Iron (hydr) oxides exert a domineering control on the dissolved concentration and transport
of arsenic within surface and subsurface environments. Here we examine desorption and …

Publisher Summary This chapter explores and describes the biological and chemical
processes that control the partitioning of As between the solid and aqueous phase. Strong …

Elevated arsenic concentrations in drinking water occur in many places around the world.
Arsenic is deleterious to humans, and consequently, As water treatment techniques are …

This study integrates geochemical modeling, spatial analysis and several statistical methods
including principal component analysis, multivariate regression and cluster analysis to …

This study investigates arsenic (As) species, sources, and transformation patterns in
deposited coal mine dust (DCMD) from three coal mines—QSY, MHJ, and SCC—in the …

Arsenic is a naturally occurring trace element that poses a human health risk when
incorporated into food or water supplies. The greatest risk imposed by arsenic results from …

The town of Krugersdorp in South Africa is the locus of an important wildlife game reserve,
the Krugersdorp Game Reserve (KGR), which is juxtaposed by the (< 1000 m) down …

A recent hypothesis that As (III) forms strong complexes with (bi) carbonate is tested by
measuring the solubility of As2O3 in concentrated (up to 0.72 m) bicarbonate solutions at …