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QUANTIFICATION OF POTENTIAL ARSENIC BIOAVAILABILITY IN SPATIALLY VARYING GEOLOGIC ENVIRONMENTS AT THE WATERSHED SCALE USING CHELATING RESINS
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| Title |
QUANTIFICATION OF POTENTIAL ARSENIC BIOAVAILABILITY IN SPATIALLY VARYING GEOLOGIC ENVIRONMENTS AT THE WATERSHED SCALE USING CHELATING RESINS
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| Creator |
LAKE, GRACIELA ESTHER
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| Description |
Potential arsenic toxicity in different geologic environments is dependent on total arsenic
concentration and arsenic bioavailability. It is important to identify the geologic environments
that may sequester arsenic because these systems can act as long-term sources for arsenic as
well as retard transport and limit toxicity.
Bioavailability is defined as the readiness of a compound or element to be taken up by
organisms (Gregorich et al., 2001), while potential bioavailability is possible...
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Texas Water Resources Institute
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| Date |
2007-11-19T21:51:54Z
2007-11-19T21:51:54Z 2002-12 |
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Technical Report
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| Identifier |
http://hdl.handle.net/1969.1/6115
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en_US
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TR-224;
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