Search Results - "Samia, Khadhar"

Effective removal of Cu(II) from aqueous solution over graphene oxide encapsulated carboxymethylcellulose-alginate hydrogel microspheres: towards real wastewater treatment plants by Allouss, Dalia, Essamlali, Younes, Chakir, Achraf, Khadhar, Samia, Zahouily, Mohamed

“…In the current study, the graphene oxide (GO) encapsulated carboxymethyl cellulose-Alginate (CMC-Alg) hydrogel microspheres were prepared via ionotropic…”
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Study of organic pollution in superficial sediments of Meliane river catchment area: aliphatic and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons by Khabouchi, Imen, Khadhar, Samia, Driouich Chaouachi, Rim, Chekirbene, Anis, Asia, Laurence, Doumenq, Pierre

“…Organic contaminants can be accumulated in aquatic systems even at trace concentrations with potential threats to the environment and human health. The present…”
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Groundwater behavior in a hydrologically-modified watershed by a Managed Aquifer Recharge system (Wadi Khairat, NE of Tunisia) by Chekirbane, Anis, Khadhar, Samia, Lachaal, Fethi, Mlayah, Ammar

“…In addition to their agricultural role, Tunisian hill dams provide important water volumes for Managed Aquifer Recharge (MAR) through water release in wadis…”
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Effect of Water Quality on Heavy Metal Redistribution and Mobility in Polluted Agricultural Soils in a Semi-Arid Region by AZOUZI, Rim, CHAREF, Abdelkrim, AYED, Lamia, KHADHAR, Samia

“…Mornag Plain is a coastal area of the Mediterranean basin, which has undergone an agricultural industrial boom. The aim of this study was to investigate the…”
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Assessment of organic pollutants (PAH and PCB) in surface water: sediments and shallow groundwater of Grombalia watershed in northeast of Tunisia by Samia, Khadhar, Dhouha, Achouri, Anis, Chekirben, Ammar, Mlayah, Rim, Azibi, Abdelkrim, Charef

“…Toxic organic compounds in wastewater are serious threats for both human and environment healthy states. This study investigates the potential sources of…”
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The effect of long-term soil irrigation by wastewater on organic matter, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, and heavy metals evolution: case study of Zaouit Sousse (Tunisia) by Samia, Khadhar, Abdelkarim, Charef, Yassin, Hidri, Teruo, Higashi

“…Irrigation by treated wastewater (TWW) can pollute the soil by different organic and inorganic compounds. The pollution level can depend on the irrigation…”
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Integration of sequential extraction, chemical analysis and statistical tools for the availability risk assessment of heavy metals in sludge amended soils by Khadhar, Samia, Sdiri, Ali, Chekirben, Anis, Azouzi, Rim, Charef, Abdelkarim

“…This work has been conducted as an integrated approach to study the behavior of soils to the metals from sludge amendment. Bureau Commun Reference (BCR)…”
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A Natural Biomass-Sediment as a Hybrid Organic-Mineral Sorbent for the Removal of Zinc in Aqueous Systems by Khiari, Nouha, Sdiri, Ali, Chemingui, Hajer, Khadhar, Samia

“…Biosorption of zinc ions onto algae, sediment and the mixture algae -sediment was examined through the study of sorption parameters: the effect of pH, contact…”
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Southern Mediterranean coast pollution: Long-term assessment and evolution of PAH pollutants in Monastir Bay (Tunisia) by Khiari, Nouha, Charef, Abdelkrim, Atoui, Abdelfattah, Azouzi, Rim, Khalil, Nadia, Khadhar, Samia

“…In order to evaluate the long-term pollution level(s) of Monastir Bay (Tunisian-Mediterranean coastal area), four sediment cores were collected from the…”
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Occurrence of contaminants of emerging concern and pesticides and relative risk assessment in Tunisian groundwater by Khezami, Farah, Gómez-Navarro, Olga, Barbieri, Maria Vittoria, Khiari, Nouha, Chkirbene, Anis, Chiron, Serge, Khadhar, Samia, Pérez, Sandra

“…Groundwater is an important source for drinking water supply, agricultural irrigation and industrial uses in the Middle East and North Africa region. Due to…”
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Characterization of anthropogenic impacts in Mediterranean intermittent rivers with chemical, ecological and hydrological indicators by Gómez-Navarro, Olga, De Girolamo, Anna Maria, Lorenz, Armin W., Khadhar, Samia, Debieche, Taha-Hocine, Gentile, Francesco, Chiron, Serge, Pérez, Sandra

“…Water scarcity in the Mediterranean area has increased the number of intermittent rivers, whose flow ceases either occasionally or totally. Key elements to…”
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Assessment of Heavy Metals Contamination and Potential Ecological Risk in Surface Sediments of the El Bey Wadi, Tunisia by Dhaouadi, Sonia, Ghannem, Samir, Kanzari, Sabri, Ben slimene, Imed, Khadhar, Samia, Ben moussa, Amor

“…Sebkhat Soliman included in the Ramsar Convention is a wetland of international importance. This area is of great ecological interest considering the quality…”
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Risk Assessment of Trace Metals Using Chemical Speciation, Bioavailability, and Cluster Analysis Around Wadi EL Bey (Gulf of Tunis, Tunisia) by Ben Hassen, Nafissa, Khiari, Nouha, Chiron, Serge, Chkirbene, Anis, Khézami, Farah, Azouzi, Rim, Mlayah, Ammar, Hatira, Abdessatar, Khadhar, Samia

“…The Wadi El Bey is one of the most vulnerable areas to pollution in the northeast of Tunisia, altered by anthropogenic and natural processes. This study uses…”
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Anthropogenic Aquifer Recharge Effect on Groundwater Resources in an Agricultural Floodplain in Northeastern Tunisia: Insights from Geochemical Tracers and Geophysical Methods by Chekirbane, Anis, Gasmi, Omeyma, Mlayah, Ammar, Gabtni, Hakim, Khadhar, Samia, Lachaal, Fethi, Zghibi, Adel, Taupin, Jean-Denis

“…In this study, geochemical tracers and geophysical methods were combined to assess the anthropogenic aquifer recharge (AAR) processes within a small floodplain…”
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Hydrogeochemical assessment and modeling of groundwater processes and pollution: a case study of the Grombalia aquifer in Northeast Tunisia by khezami, Farah, Khiari, Nouha, Drouiche, Abdelmalek, Chkirbene, Anis, Zahi, Faouzi, Debieche, Taha-Hocine, Khadhar, Samia

“…Groundwater in the Grombalia region often represents the main source of water, which is intensively exploited to meet the needs of human consumption and…”
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Sediment-water column exchange of persistent organic pollutants (PAHs and PCBs) and their transport vector in El Bey watershed, Tunisia by Khadhar, Samia, Achour, Dhouha, Chekirben, Anis, Chawachi, Rim, Mlayah, Ammar, Charef, Abdelkrim

“…El Bey river, which drains 60% of the pollutant load of several urban cities in the northeast of Tunisia, provides a good example of the transfer of organic…”
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Quantification of Groundwater - Saline Surface Water Interaction in a Small Coastal Plain in North-East Tunisia using Multivariate Statistical Analysis and Geophysical Method by Chekirbane, Anis, Tsujimura, Maki, Lachaal, Fethi, Khadhar, Samia, Mlayah, Ammar, Kawachi, Atsushi, Isoda, Hiroko, Tarhouni, Jamila, Benalaya, Abdallah

“…Amultivariate statistical analysis used with geophysical investigation enabled the assessment of interaction between saline surface water and groundwater in…”
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Effect of long-term irrigation with treated wastewater of three soil types on their bulk densities, chemical properties and PAHs content in semi-arid climate by Azouzi, Rim, Charef, Abdelkrim, zaghdoudi, Safa, Khadhar, Samia, Shabou, Nouha, Boughanmi, Hichem, Hjiri, Bilel, Hajjaj, Slaheddine

“…This study aims at understanding the effect of soil texture and water quality (treated wastewater and groundwater) on soil physical (bulk density) and chemical…”
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Vecteur de la pollution metallique du bassin versant de l’Oued El Bey vers le Golfe de Tunis (Tunisie) by Khadhar, Samia, Mlayah, Ammar, Chekirben, Anis, Charef, Abdelkrim, Methammam, Malika, Nouha, Shabou, Khemais, Zayanani

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Vecteur de la pollution metallique du bassin versant de l'Oued El Bey vers le Golfe de Tunis (Tunisie) by Khadhar, Samia, Mlayah, Ammar, Chekirben, Anis, Charef, Abdelkrim, Methammam, Malika, Nouha, Shabou, Khemais, Zayanani

“…L'Oued El Bey, qui draine 60% de la charge polluante hydrique de plusieurs agglomérations urbaines du Nord-Est de la Tunisie, est un exemple représentatif du…”
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