Inhalation of metal (loid) s in ambient particulate matter (APM) represents a significant
exposure pathway to humans. Although exposure assessment associated with this pathway …

Soils in urban areas have versatile functions, and their ecological services, especially the
ability to buffer and purify pollutants, are very much needed. However, the formation and …

Street dust samples were collected from five different types of land use patterns (busy traffic
zone, urban residential area, national highways, industrial area and sensitive area) in a …

Heavy metal (loid) s (HM) contaminations in the soil poses threats to the human and
ecological community due to their bioaccumulation, toxicity, and persistent nature in the …

This study was aimed to investigate the potential harmful element (PHE) concentrations in
coal dust and evaluate the human risk assessment and health effects near coal mining …

Understanding the links between sources of magnetic particles and bioaccessibility of metal
(loids) in environmental sampling media is crucial for better evaluating human health risks …

The present study aims (1) to characterize contaminated soils (n= 6) and mine tailings
samples (n= 3) for As, Cu, Fe, Mn, Ni, Pb, and Zn content; and (2) to assess elemental lung …

Potentially toxic elements (PTEs) contaminations in the soil ecosystem are considered as
extremely hazardous due to toxicity, persistence and bioaccumulative nature. Therefore, this …

Even though the Amazon region is widely studied, there is still a gap regarding Cr exposure
and its risk to human health. The objectives of this study were to 1) determine Cr …

In this study, methodological factors influencing the dissolution of metal (loid) s in simulated
lung fluid (SLF) was assessed in order to develop a standardised method for the …