Biogeochemistry of Environmentally Important

Biogeochemistry of Environmentally Important Trace Elements discusses fate, transport, and transformation in soils, waters, and plants in biogeochemistry of environmentally important trace elements, with a focus on arsenic, mercury, and selenium.

Preface

xi

Biogeochemistry of Environmentally Important Trace Elements: Overview

1

(10)

Yong Cai

Arsenic Speciation in Natural Waters

11

(22)

C. Watt

X. C. Le

Arsenic Carbonate Complexes in Aqueous Systems

33

(9)

Janice S. Lee

Jerome O. Nriagu

Quantity and Speciation of Arsenic in Soils by Chemical Extraction

42

(15)

R. H. Loeppert

A. Jain

M. A. Abd El-Haleem

B. K. Biswas

Arsenic(III) Complexation and Oxidation Reactions on Soil

57

(13)

Bruce A. Manning

Scott E. Fendorf

Donald L. Suarez

A Review of Redox Transformation of Arsenic in Aquatic Environments

70

(14)

Xiaoguang Meng

Chuanyong Jing

George P. Korfiatis

Reactions of Ultrasonically Generated Hydroxyl Radicals with Arsenic in Aqueous Environments: Influence of Oxygen, Argon, Solution pH, and Concentration

84

(11)

Sahar Motamedi

Yong Cai

Kevin E. O'Shea

Metal Tolerance, Accumulation, and Detoxification in Plants with Emphasis on Arsenic in Terrestrial Plants

95

(20)

Yong Cai

Lena Q. Ma

Uptake of Arsenic by Plants in Southwest England

115

(13)

Margaret E. Farago

Peter J. Kavanagh

Maria J. Leite

Julie Mossom

Gill Sawbridge

Iain Thornton

Volatilization of Metals from a Landfill Site. Generation and Immobilization of Volatile Species of Tin, Antimony, Bismuth, Mercury, Arsenic, and Tellurium on a Municipal Waste Deposit in Delta, British Columbia

128

(13)

Jorg Feldmann

Volatile Metal(loid) Species Associated with Waste Materials: Chemical and Toxicological Aspects

141

(10)

Alfred V. Hirner

Biogenic Volatilization of Trace Elements from European Estuaries

151

(15)

Emmanuel Tessier

David Amouroux

Olivier F. X. Donard

An Approach for Characterizing Arsenic Sources and Risk at Contaminated Sites: Application to Gold Mining Sites in Yellowknife, NWT, Canada

166

(15)

Kenneth J. Reimer

Christopher A. Ollson

Iris Koch

Arsenic and Zinc Biogeochemistry in Acidified Pyrite Mine Waste from the Aznalcollar Environmental Disaster

181

(19)

Angel A. Carbonell-Barrachina

Asuncion Rocamora

Carmen Garcia-Gomis

Francisco Martinez-Sanchez

Francisco Burlo

Total Arsenic in a Fishless Desert Spring: Montezuma Well, Arizona

200

(10)

Anne-Marie Compton-O'Brien

Richard D. Foust, Jr.

Michael E. Ketterer

Dean W. Blinn

Arsenic Contamination of Groundwater, Blackfoot Disease, and Other Related Health Problems

210

(22)

Chien M. Wai

Joanna Shaofen Wang

M. H. Yang

Dissolved Gaseous Mercury Profiles in Freshwaters

232

(14)

Steven D. Siciliano

Nelson O'Driscoll

D. R. S. Lean

Toward a Better Understanding of Mercury Emissions from Soils

246

(16)

Hong Zhang

Steve Lindberg

Mae Gustin

Xiaohong Xu

Geochemical and Biological Controls over Methylmercury Production and Degradation in Aquatic Ecosystems

262

(36)

J. M. Benoit

C. C. Gilmour

A. Heyes

R. P. Mason

C. L. Miller

Mercury Contamination in the Seine Estuary, France: An Overview

298

(23)

D. Cossa

F. J. G. Laurier

A. Ficht

Determination of Stable Mercury Isotopes by ICP/MS and Their Application in Environmental Studies

321

(18)

Holger Hintelmann

Nives Ogrinc

Selenium Speciation in Soils and Plants

339

(16)

Patricia M. Fox

Danika L. LeDuc

Hussein Hussein

Zhi-qing Lin

Norman Terry

Soil Methylation-Demethylation Pathways for Metabolism of Plant-Derived Selenoamino Acids

355

(15)

Dean A. Martens

Donald L. Suarez

Sorption Behavior of Butyltin Compounds in Estuarine Environments of the Haihe River, China

370

(18)

S. G. Dai

H. W. Sun

Y. Q. Wang

W. P. Chen

N. Li

Spectroscopic and Modeling Study of Lead Adsorption and Precipitation Reactions on a Mineral Soil

388

(16)

Quy T. Nguyen

Bruce A. Manning

Heavy Metals in the Coastal Water of Hong Kong

404

(18)

D. C. Wang

X. D. Li

C. X. Wang

O. W. H. Wai

Y. S. Li

Indexes

Author Index

422

(1)

Subject Index

423

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