Environmental Chemistry of Selenium"Written as a complement to the definitive work selenium in the Environment (Marcel Dekker, Inc.). Presents basic and the most recent applied research developments in selenium remediation-emphasizing field investigations as well as covering topics from analytical methods and modeling to regulatory aspects from federal and state perspectives. " |
Contents
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2 Methods of Analysis for the Determination of Selenium in Biological Geological and Water Samples | 27 |
3 Analytical Detection of Selenium in Water Soil and Plants | 47 |
4 Sequential Extraction of Selenium Oxidation States | 61 |
5 Effects of Selenium Supplementation of Fertilizers on Human Nutrition and Selenium Status | 81 |
6 Effects of Selenium Supplementation of Field Crops | 99 |
Deficiency Supplementation and Environmental Implications | 113 |
8 Environmental Implications of Uses of Selenium with Animals | 129 |
Lessons from Twelve RealWorld Experiences | 315 |
Comparative Pathology and Toxicology of Selenosis in Waterfowl and Mammalian Species | 355 |
20 Prediction of Lands Susceptible to IrrigationInduced Selenium Contamination of Water | 397 |
21 A Classification Model That Identifies Surface Waters Containing Selenium Concentrations Harmful to Waterfowl and Fish | 419 |
22 Influence of Nitrate on the Mobility and Reduction Kinetics of Selenium in Groundwater Systems | 437 |
23 The Uptake and Metabolism of Inorganic Selenium Species | 459 |
24 Microbial and CellFree Selenium Bioreduction in Mining Waters | 479 |
25 Bioreactors in Removing Selenium from Agricultural Drainage Water | 501 |
9 Supplementation of Selenium in the Diets of Domestic Animals | 143 |
From Source to River to Bay | 153 |
11 Selenium Sources and Effects on Biota in the Green River Basin of Wyoming Colorado and Utah | 183 |
12 Selenium and Salinity Concerns in the Salton Sea Area of California | 205 |
Overview and New Results from the San Francisco Bay | 223 |
14 Selenium Accumulation in a Wetland Channel Benton Lake Montana | 243 |
15 Selenite Sorption by Coal Mine Backfill Materials in the Presence of Organic Solutes | 259 |
16 Pathology of Selenium Poisoning in Fish | 281 |
17 Selenium Effects on Endangered Fish in the Colorado River Basin | 297 |
26 Reduction of Selenium Oxyanions by Enterobacter cloacae Strain SLDIa1 | 515 |
Natural Bioremediation by Volatilization and Sedimentation in Aquatic Environments | 545 |
28 Microbial Deselenification of Agricultural Drainage Water in Flash Evaporation Treatment Systems | 565 |
29 Volatile Chemical Species of Selenium | 589 |
30 Particulate Selenium in the Atmosphere | 613 |
31 Phytoremediation of Selenium | 633 |
32 Selenium Accumulation and Uptake by Crop and Grassland Plant Species | 657 |
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Other editions - View all
Environmental Chemistry of Selenium William T. Frankenberger,Richard A. Engberg Limited preview - 1998 |
Environmental Chemistry of Selenium W. T. Frankenberger,Richard A. Engberg No preview available - 2019 |
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