Chromium (Cr) is a common environmental contaminant due to industrial processes and
anthropogenic activities such as mining of chrome ore, electroplating, timber treatment …

Chromium (Cr) is a naturally occurring, carcinogenic heavy metal that has become a
pressing concern in recent decades for environmentalists. Due to high anthropogenic …

This study evaluated the efficiency of apatite, lime and charcoal in regulating Cu and Cd
leachability (toxicity characteristic leaching and synthetic precipitation leaching procedures) …

Chromium speciation in naturally contaminated soils appears more complex than spiked
studies have shown. This study characterized Cr speciation (oxidation states; availability; …

Chromium (Cr) is a redox-sensitive element in contaminated coastal urban soils. Sea level
rise (SLR) with subsequent soil inundation may facilitate Cr transformation and mobilization …

Purpose Floodplain soils are often contaminated with toxic elements such as Ba, Cr, Sr, and
V. For an adequate risk assessment of such contaminated sites, the assessment of factors …

Chromium (Cr) is a widespread pollutant with high toxicity and mobility. However, the
diffusion–resupply kinetics of Cr (VI) between the solid phase and solution in the soils …

The bioavailability of chromium (Cr) in soils is highly dependent on Cr fractions and soil
physicochemical properties, but it is still unclear how the Cr fractions change in different …

Humic substance (HS)-ferric iron (Fe (III)) coprecipitates are widespread organo-mineral
associations in soils and aquifers and have the capacity to immobilize and detoxify Cr (VI) …

Hexavalent chromium (Cr (VI)) waste produced by chrome plating activities pollutes the
surrounding environment and harms human health. However, information about the …