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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"single particle ICP-MS"”.

  1. Detection and potential impacts of nanomaterials released from building materials in the natural weathering environment

    The use of (nano)-particles has increased over the past couple of decades, which includes incorporation into building materials such as lumber and cement. Since building materials are in the outdoor environment, incorporated (nano)-particles may be released into the environment and have unforeseen …

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  2. Analytical methods to investigate occupational exposure to toxic elements and their species

    … of novel speciation methodologies, including single particle analysis. It furthers biological monitoring research of elements that are of a carcinogenic occupational concern, i.e. inorganic arsenic, hexavalent chromium and respirable crystalline silica (RCS). Current biological monitoring …

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  3. Nanoscale geochemistry of critical elements; applications for mineral exploration and recovery from secondary sources

    … driven by the need to transition to renewable forms of energy and combat anthropogenic climate change. Critical element demand can be met through two sources; mining new ore deposits, and recovery from secondary sources including waste. The development of new analytical methods can lead to the …

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  4. Detection and Quantification of Single-walled Carbon Nanotubes in Environmental and Biological Samples for Evaluation of Fate, Transport and Bioaccumulation

    <p>Single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWCNT) are unique, anthropogenic allotropes of nanoparticulate black carbon. As numerous industrial and commercial uses of SWCNT result the heavy expansion of production of this material, the release of SWCNT is likely to occur, increasing their level in air, …

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