Wildfires on Cr-rich Ferralsols can cause freshwater Cr (VI) pollution: a pilot study in New Caledonia
G Thery, F Juillot, M Meyer, T Quiniou, M David… - Applied …, 2023 - Elsevier
In the context of global warming, environmental forcing of wildfires on continental
ecosystems is on a growing trend. Among other environmental impacts, wildfires can …
ecosystems is on a growing trend. Among other environmental impacts, wildfires can …
Heating effect on chromium speciation and mobility in Cr-rich soils: A snapshot from New Caledonia
In the context of global warming, wildfires are expected to increase in both frequency and
intensity in the forthcoming decades. Among the environmental and ecological wildfires …
intensity in the forthcoming decades. Among the environmental and ecological wildfires …
Cr (VI) genesis and dynamics in Ferralsols developed from ultramafic rocks: The case of Niquelândia, Brazil
Despite high chromium concentrations in soils developed on ultramafic rocks, Cr availability
is generally low, as Cr-bearing minerals are considered stable in supergene conditions …
is generally low, as Cr-bearing minerals are considered stable in supergene conditions …
Factors controlling the heterogeneous distribution of Cr (VI) in soil, plants and groundwater: Evidence from the Assopos basin, Greece
The effective influence of industry or ultramafic rocks by natural processes to soil, plants and
groundwater contamination by chromium, which is often a subject of debate, was …
groundwater contamination by chromium, which is often a subject of debate, was …
Environmentally available hexavalent chromium in soils and sediments impacted by dispersed fly ash in Sarigkiol basin (Northern Greece)
Hexavalent chromium is one of the most toxic and carcinogenic species known and can be
released into the environment from several sources. In Sarigkiol basin (N Greece) the …
released into the environment from several sources. In Sarigkiol basin (N Greece) the …
Chromium speciation, mobility, and Cr (VI) retention–release processes in ultramafic rocks and Fe–Ni lateritic deposits of Greece
F Botsou, E Koutsopoulou, A Andrioti… - Environmental …, 2022 - Springer
Water contamination by geogenic hexavalent chromium is an emerging issue in areas
developed on ultramafic rocks and their weathering products. In this study, samples of …
developed on ultramafic rocks and their weathering products. In this study, samples of …
Potential leaching of Cr (VI) from laterite mines and residues of metallurgical products (red mud and slag): An integrated approach
We here report the chemical composition of (a) Fe–Ni laterite ores from central and northern
Greece and bauxite ores from Parnassos-Ghiona deposit,(b) the corresponding high volume …
Greece and bauxite ores from Parnassos-Ghiona deposit,(b) the corresponding high volume …
Hydrogeochemical processes and natural background levels of chromium in an ultramafic environment. The case study of Vermio mountain, Western Macedonia …
E Vasileiou, P Papazotos, D Dimitrakopoulos… - Water, 2021 - mdpi.com
The hydrogeochemical processes and natural background levels (NBLs) of chromium in the
ultramafic environment of Vermio Mountain, Western Macedonia, Greece, were studied …
ultramafic environment of Vermio Mountain, Western Macedonia, Greece, were studied …
A new pathway for hexavalent chromium formation in soil: Fire-induced alteration of iron oxides
Iron oxides are important pedogenic Cr (III)-bearing phases which experience high-
temperature alteration via fire-induced heating of surface soil. In this study, we examine if …
temperature alteration via fire-induced heating of surface soil. In this study, we examine if …
Trace element distribution and Cr (VI) speciation in Ca-HCO3 and Mg-HCO3 spring waters from the northern sector of the Pollino massif, southern Italy
S Margiotta, G Mongelli, V Summa… - Journal of Geochemical …, 2012 - Elsevier
Weathering of outcrops of ultramafic rocks (remnants of ancient oceanic crust) is a source of
biologically toxic trace elements, particularly first row transition elements. The Cr and Ni …
biologically toxic trace elements, particularly first row transition elements. The Cr and Ni …