High concentrations of arsenic (As) in groundwater threaten the environment and public
health. Geogenically, groundwater As contamination predominantly occurs via its …

Arsenic is a metalloid that occurs naturally in aquatic and terrestrial environments. The high
toxicity of arsenic derivatives converts this element in a serious problem of public health …

Geothermal fluids and volcanic emissions are important sources of arsenic (As), resulting in
elevated concentrations of As in ground-, surface-water and soil, which may adversely affect …

Arsenic (As) contamination is a global problem, and seriously threatens the ecosystems and
human health. Over decades, numerous efforts regarding the microorganism-mediated …

Elevated arsenic (As) is common in geothermal springs, shaping the evolution of As
metabolism genes and As transforming microbes. Herein, genome-level microbial …

A novel application, including mechanochemical pre-treating and alkali leaching, for arsenic
selective leaching from copper smelter flue dusts (CSFUs) was developed to overcome the …

Rice (Oryza sativa L.) cultivation in regions marked by elevated arsenic (As) concentrations
poses significant health concerns due to As uptake by the plant and its subsequent entry into …

Thiolated arsenic compounds are the sulfur analogous substructures of oxo-arsenicals as
the arsinoyl (As= O) is substituted by an arsinothioyl (As= S) group. Relatively brief history of …

Iron (hydr) oxides are effective sorbents of arsenic that undergo reductive dissolution when
exposed to dissolved sulfide, which significantly impacts the movement and repartition of …

Arsenic (As) is a ubiquitous constituent in geothermal waters. Geothermal fluids with As
concentrations ranging from 0.01 to tens of mg/L occur in different locations around the …