Merian's Elements and Their Compounds in the Environment
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Product details:
- Edition number 3rd Edition
- Publisher Wiley VCH
- Date of Publication 6 June 2023
- ISBN 9783527338917
- Binding Paperback
- No. of pages488 pages
- Size 244x170 mm
- Language 510
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Short description:
The completely redesigned edition of a classic text on the environmental toxicity of metals, metalloids and related compounds provides thousands of data and reference sources on 103 elements, from Hydrogen to Lawrencium.
MoreLong description:
Building on the success of the two previous editions, the new "Merian" contains more data than ever before, covering over 100 elements and thousands of compounds, all in a readily accessible desktop reference format.
Now divided into two major parts and focusing on the essentials in this highly diverse field, the first part presents general aspects on the occurrence and behavior of elements in the major environmental compartments, their interactions with organisms, their regulation and control, as well as remediation measures. The second part has been completely re?designed and presents relevant data from a wide variety of sources on all environmental aspects. All the data and data sources have been carefully reviewed by the international editorial team, resulting in truly reliable information, and the use of a tabular format allows for quick reference and comparative studies. Finally, the data and examples have been taken from every continent to reflect the growing concern about environmental pollution in many parts of the world.
Table of Contents:
VOLUME 1: ELEMENT OCCURRENCE, DISTRIBUTION AND BEHAVIOUR IN THE ENVIRONMENT
The periodic system of the elements
Elements in the universe, the solar system and on planet Earth
Elements and minerals
Natural element cycles
Chemical compounds in the atmosphere
Chemical composition and dynamics of the pedosphere
Elements and elemental compounds in the hydrosphere
Elements and compounds in marine and terrestrial sediments
Macro, trace and ultra?trace elements in the biosphere and in the food chain
Environmental pollution and the anthroposphere
Elements and compounds in materials and waste
Elements and compounds at abandoned industrial sites
Elements and their compounds in indoor environments
Toxicity of elements
Essentiality, tolerance and toxicity of metals and metal compounds
Metallothionein and metal transporters
Metal implants
Influence of metals on DNA
Cellular mechanisms for balancing biological activity
Metal toxicity from electronics waste
Bioanalytical evaluation of metal and metalloid toxicity
Bioavailability and bioaccessibility of metals and mixed metals
Medical intervention, treatment of metal poisoning; acute and chronic toxicity
Risk assessment and guideline values
Use of elements for medical treatment and diagnosis
Remediation strategies
VOLUME 2: THE ELEMENTS IN DETAIL
Each element, from Hydrogen (1) to Lawrencium (103) is covered in alphabetical order, providing information on the following element?specific properties:
? Physical properties, incl. isotopes
? Chemical properties
? Important minerals, mining, production, uses, import/export
? Emissions/releases into the environment (natural and anthropogenic: uses, waste products)
? Distribution in the different environmental compartments (concentration ranges, enrichment, depletion in lithosphere, pedosphere, hydrosphere, biosphere with concentration in both biota and food, atmosphere)
? Potential for environmental exposure, primary routes of exposure, incl. occupational exposure
? Health effects and toxicological data for selected species (uptake, absorption and elimination in plants, mammals, fishes and humans, and effects on biota
? Relevance to public health (body burden, summary of health effects from epidemiological studies; reference dose/tolerable intake limits; deficiency and essentiality; most vulnerable populations; most vulnerable populations
? Extreme examples of pollution in the environment
? Regulations and advisories (Guidelines and limiting concentrations of air, water, soil and food)
? Analytical methods and challenges
? Economic aspects
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