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Innovative experimental approach for spatial mapping of source-specific risk contributions of potentially toxic trace elements in PM10 by Massimi, Lorenzo, Pietrantonio, Eva, Astolfi, Maria Luisa, Canepari, Silvia

“…Exposure to potentially toxic trace elements (PTTEs) in inhalable particulate matter (PM10) is associated with an increased risk of developing…”
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An ultrasound assisted extraction of the available humic substance from marine sediments by Mecozzi, Mauro, Amici, Marina, Pietrantonio, Eva, Romanelli, Giulia

“…In this paper an ultrasound assisted procedure for the extraction of the bio-available fraction of humic substance in marine sediments is described. The…”
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The roles of carbohydrates, proteins and lipids in the process of aggregation of natural marine organic matter investigated by means of 2D correlation spectroscopy applied to infrared spectra by Mecozzi, Mauro, Pietrantonio, Eva, Pietroletti, Marco

“…In this paper the marine organic matter soluble in an alkaline medium called extractable humic substance (EHS), was extracted from three sediment samples of…”
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Carbohydrates proteins and lipids in fulvic and humic acids of sediments and its relationships with mucilaginous aggregates in the Italian seas by Mecozzi, Mauro, Pietrantonio, Eva

“…In this paper, the humic substance soluble in an alkaline medium (EHS) was extracted from three sediment samples from Tyrrhenian Sea and separated by…”
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Characterization of mucilage aggregates in Adriatic and Tyrrhenian Sea: structure similarities between mucilage samples and the insoluble fractions of marine humic substance by Mecozzi, Mauro, Acquistucci, Rita, Di Noto, Vito, Pietrantonio, Eva, Amici, Marina, Cardarilli, Demetria

“…The appearance of gelatinous aggregates called mucilages causes serious damages to tourism and fishery industries of the Adriatic Sea. So, many studies have…”
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The humin structure of mucilage aggregates in the Adriatic and Tyrrhenian seas: hypothesis about the reasonable causes of mucilage formation by Mecozzi, Mauro, Pietrantonio, Eva, Di Noto, Vito, Pápai, Zsuzsa

“…Sixteen mucilages sampled in the Adriatic and Tyrrhenian seas during 1999–2001 were characterised using spectroscopic [Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy…”
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Determination of carbonate in marine solid samples by FTIR-ATR spectroscopy by Mecozzi, M, Pietrantonio, E, Amici, M, Romanelli, G

“…A method for detecting carbonate in marine solid samples (sediments, corals) by Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR) coupled to the total attenuated…”
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Ultrasound assisted extraction and determination of the carbohydrate fraction in marine sediments by MECOZZI, Mauro, DRAGONE, Patrizia, AMICI, Marina, PIETRANTONIO, Eva

“…In this paper, an ultrasound-acetic acid procedure for the simultaneous extraction and hydrolysis of carbohydrates in marine sediments prior to their…”
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Ultrasound-assisted analysis of total carbohydrates in environmental and food samples by Mecozzi, Mauro, Amici, Marina, Pietrantonio, Eva, Acquistucci, Rita

“…Analytical methods to determine total carbohydrates in environmental and food samples usually require a preliminary chemical hydrolytic procedure to convert…”
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Characterization of Mucilage Aggregates in Adriatic and Tyrrhenian Sea: Structure Similarities Between Mucilage Samples and the Insoluble Fractions of Marine Humic Substances by Mecozzi, Mauro, Acquistucci, Rita, Di Noto, Vito, Pietrantonio, Eva, Amici, Marina, Cardarilli, Demetria

“…Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy, visible spectroscopy, and elemental analysis were used to examine mucilage aggregates collected from the Adriatic and…”
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Estimation of Similarity in the Qualitative Composition of Humic Substance in Marine Sediments By Means of an Uv-Spectroscopic Library by Mecozzi, Mauro, Cardarilli, Demetria, Pietrantonio, Eva, Amici, Marina

“…In this paper a method for the study of the qualitative similarity of extractable humic substance (EHS) in marine sediments based on the realisation of UV…”
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