Particle-Bound Mercury Characterization in the Central Italian Herbarium of the Natural History Museum of the University of Florence (Italy)

Autor: Ciani F.[1], Chiarantini L.[1, Costagliola P.[1, Rimondi V.[1

Publikováno v: Toxics, Vol 9, Iss 141, p 141 (2021)
Toxics 9 (2021): 1–15. doi:10.3390/toxics9060141
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Toxics
Toxics; Volume 9; Issue 6; Pages: 141

Museums air quality can be negatively affected by treatments with heavy metals compounds employed to prevent pest infestations. Among these, the past use of mercury dichloride (HgCl2) on herbaria artifacts currently produces high levels of indoor atm

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Black pine (Pinus nigra) barks as biomonitors of airborne mercury pollution

Autor: Chiarantini L.[1, Rimondi V.[1, Benvenuti M.[2], Beutel M.W.[3], Costagliola P.[2], Gonnelli C.[4], Lattanzi P.[5], Paolieri M.[2]

Publikováno v: Science of the total environment 569-570 (2016): 105–113. doi:10.1016/j.scitotenv.2016.06.029
info:cnr-pdr/source/autori:Chiarantini L.[1,2], Rimondi V.[1,2], Benvenuti M.[2], Beutel M.W.[3], Costagliola P.[2], Gonnelli C.[4], Lattanzi P.[5], Paolieri M.[2]/titolo:Black pine (Pinus nigra) barks as biomonitors of airborne mercury pollution./doi:10.1016%2Fj.scitotenv.2016.06.029/rivista:Science of the total environment/anno:2016/pagina_da:105/pagina_a:113/intervallo_pagine:105–113/volume:569-570

Tree barks are relevant interfaces between plants and the external environment, and can effectively retain airborne particles and elements at their surface. In this paper we have studied the distribution of mercury (Hg) in soils and in black pine (Pi

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Mercury dispersion through streams draining the Mt. Amiata district, southern Tuscany, Italy

Autor: Lattanzi P.[1], Rimodia V.[1], Chiarantini L.[1], Colica A.[2], Benvenuti M.[2], Costagliola P.[2], Ruggieri G.[1]

Publikováno v: Procedia earth and planetary science 17 (2017): 468–471.
info:cnr-pdr/source/autori:Lattanzi P.[1], Rimodia V.[1], Chiarantini L.[1], Colica A.[2], Benvenuti M.[2], Costagliola P.[2], Ruggieri G.[1]/titolo:Mercury dispersion through streams draining the Mt. Amiata district, southern Tuscany, Italy/doi:/rivista:Procedia earth and planetary science/anno:2017/pagina_da:468/pagina_a:471/intervallo_pagine:468–471/volume:17

The Mt. Amiata area hosts the 3rd largest Hg district in the world, overlapping with a present-day geothermal system that is exploited for energy production. Mining activity ceased in 1980; remediation of mining areas was only partial, and is still u

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The island of Elba (Tuscany, Italy) at the crossroads of ancient trade routes: an archaeometric investigation of dolia defossa from the archaeological site of San Giovanni

Autor: Manca R.[1, Pagliantini L.[3], Pecchioni E.[1], Santo A.P.[1], Cambi F.[3], Chiarantini L.[1], Corretti A.[4], Costagliola P.[1], Orlando A.[5], Benvenuti M.[1]

Publikováno v: Mineralogy and petrology 110 (2016): 693–711. doi:10.1007/s00710-016-0438-2
info:cnr-pdr/source/autori:Manca R.[1,2], Pagliantini L.[3], Pecchioni E.[1], Santo A.P.[1], Cambi F.[3], Chiarantini L.[1], Corretti A.[4], Costagliola P.[1], Orlando A.[5], Benvenuti M.[1]/titolo:The island of Elba (Tuscany, Italy) at the crossroads of ancient trade routes: an archaeometric investigation of dolia defossa from the archaeological site of San Giovanni/doi:10.1007%2Fs00710-016-0438-2/rivista:Mineralogy and petrology/anno:2016/pagina_da:693/pagina_a:711/intervallo_pagine:693–711/volume:110

Dolia are large pottery containers used in Roman times for the storage and fermentation of wine. They were produced in specialized pottery workshops (figlinae) and were typically marked with specific epigraphical stamps, which represent a major tool

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