Vasiliki Paraskevopoulou

Chemical speciation in mining affected waters: the case study of Asarel-Medet mine

The inorganic chemical species in Maresh and Luda Yana rivers affected by the Cu– Mo Asarel-Medet mine, Bulgaria were determined during a low-flow and a high-flow period. The mining activities, the weathering and the oxidation processes strongly influenced the physicochemical processes in the whole water system. The main pollution source was a small lake receiving the acid effluents of the mining activities. High levels of SO42 − , Cu, Mg, Al, Mn and Fe were determined at the mining polluted and affected stations. Cu2 +  and CuCO30 species (1:1) were present in the reference waters and Cu2 +  and CuSO40 species (1:1) in the polluted and affected waters; Cu2 +  species was dominating downstream. Me2 +  followed by

Chemical speciation of inorganic pollutants in river–estuary–sea water systems

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Chemical speciation in natural and brine sea waters

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Experimental study of cadmium bioaccumulation in three Mediterranean marine bivalve species: correlation with selected biomarkers

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Chemical speciation in fresh, saline and hyper-saline waters

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Chemical speciation in waters influenced by lead–zinc metallurgical industry

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Remote sensing in coastal water monitoring: Applications in the eastern Mediterranean Sea (IUPAC Technical Report)

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Characterization of atmospheric particulates, particle-bound transition metals and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons of urban air in the centre of Athens (Greece)

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Evaluation of single extraction procedures for the assessment of heavy metal extractability in citrus agricultural soil of a typical Mediterranean environment (Argolida, Greece)

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Surface–ground water interactions and hydrogeochemical evolution in a fluvio-deltaic setting: The case study of the Pinios River delta

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