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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Arsenic compounds"”.

  1. Studies on Selected Microbial Biotransformations of Arsenic Compounds

    Arsenic is an element with a notorious history and reputation used both as a poison and a cure in its past. It has a complex biogeochemical cycle in nature which was investigated. The major portion of this project looked primarily at arsenobetaine. Arsenobetaine is a benign form of arsenic that is …

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  2. Effects of sulfur complexation on intestinal transport and toxicity of metalloids in cell cultures

    Arsenic is a common poison and is classified as human carcinogen. Selenium is an essential nutrient, but is highly toxic when applied in high concentrations. The cytotoxic potential of both metalloids is modified when they form sulfur-containing complexes. For arsenic compounds, only some data …

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  3. Colorimetric determination and speciation of arsenic with silver diethyldithiocarbamate

    … technique for the determination of aqueous arsenic. The chemistry of the process is discussed in detail, and the method is compared to the other Environmental Protection Agency approved arsenic methods. Original modifications to the apparatus, allowing a more efficient reaction initiation …

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  4. Arsenic Toxicity and Altered Mitochondrial Bioenergetics in Response to Oxidative Stress

    Environmental exposure to arsenic is a worldwide health concern which is linked to a number of diseases. Areas with arsenic levels above the current safe concentration have higher levels of skin, lung, liver, and bladder cancers and non-carcinogenic pathologies, including neuropathy, cardiovascular …

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  5. Sulphide ore minerals:surface chemical properties

    … in ore processing, exhibits the formation of arsenic compounds at the surface, the dissolution of which is discussed in view of the possible environmental hazard caused by the local pollution of water systems. The results obtained allow a characterisation of the sulphides in terms of their …

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