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All about mercury
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The EVISA Link database contains information about all aspects of mercury speciation:
- mercury species determination (analytical methods etc)
- toxicity and biological activity of different mercury species
- distribution and fate of mercury species in the environment
- mobility, bioavailability and bioaccumulation of mercury species
- Research groups and their projects related to the chemical speciation of Hg
- Standards, rules and legislation related to mercury
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Inorganic mercury includes in this document elemental mercury and all inorganic mercury compounds and organic compounds other than methyl and ethyl mercury compounds ... Summary NOAA recommends a site-specific approach that focuses on determining the availability of mercury and the potential for toxic effects. The accumulation of mercury in aquatic biota is often the ... During vaccinations, physicians and nurses routinely inject thimerosal into infants, toddlers, and humans of other ages. Thimerosal is 49.6% ethyl mercury by weight. The ethyl mercury portion of thime... Is the Arctic a missing sink for
mercury?:
New measurements of mercury speciation and depletion events at Point
Barrow
Steve Lindb... North Carolina encourages people to eat fish low in mercury because of the health benefits to the heart as well as to the developing brains of children. While most freshwater fish in North Carolina... North Carolina encourages people to eat fish low in mercury because of the health benefits to the heart as well as to the developing brains of children. While most freshwater fish in North Carolina... Mercury from industrial sources like power plants threatens people, wildlife and the economy.
... Certain skin-lightening creams and medicated soaps can contain mercury. Soaps and creams containing mercury are banned in the United States, but may be available for purchase over the counter or on th... Mercury cycles from Earth to atmosphere to oceans and back to earth. In the ocean, mercury is converted to monomethyl mercury (MMHg), a neurotoxin that moves up the food chain and becomes highly... The Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) Science Focus Area (SFA), funded by the Department of Energy's Subsurface Biogeochemical Research program, focuses on the biogeochemical transformations th... This method describes the collection of airborne elemental mercury in a passive dosimeter or active sampling device and subsequent analysis using a cold vapor-atomic absorption spectrophotometer (CV-... This method describes the collection of airborne particulate mercury on 0.8-µm mixed-cellulose ester membrane (MCE) filters and the subsequent analysis using a cold vapor-atomic absorption spec... Dimethylmercury belongs to a class of organic mercury compounds known as alkyl mercuries. It is used primarily in research. It is a colorless liquid described as having a weak, sweet odor. Dimethylmer... « ‹ 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 › »
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