chemical conditions / metal adsorption / sediment-water systems / food chain / selective chemical / metal availability / physical-chemical forms / chemical association / chemical phases / metal concentrations / metal concentration / metal uptake rates / metal content / metal distribution / greater metal bioavailability / dissolved and bioavailable metal / chemical siting / terrestrial systems / metal sulfide minerals / chemical forms / agricultural food chain / metal inputs / anomalous metal concentrations / metal bioavailability / metal bioaccumulation / bioavailable metal / metal ions / chemical extractions / Physical-chemical aspects / selective chemical extraction methods / metal uptake / food / metal accumulation / nutrient solution / metal / Ionic metal species / Metal assimilation / metal-enriched sediment / important factor governing metal speciation / metal hydroxide minerals increases / buffer solution / soil pore solutions / unpolluted systems / chemical changes / overall metal bioavailability studies / past mining / metal contents / anoxic sediment-water systems / metal speciation / metal-poor water / chemical reaction rates / terrestrial animals uptake metal / surface-water systems / extracted metal / solute metal speciation / energy regions / metal cation / dissolved metal abundances / mining / metal incorporation / aqueous solutions / environmental food-chains / natural sediment-water systems / metal fluxes / chemical / sequential chemical extraction techniques / metal release / base-metal mining / metal partitioning / metal hydroxide minerals / metal-organic interactions / metal-ligand bond strengths / metal hydroxides / /
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Mobility Exchangeable / U.S. Environmental Protection Agency / Conservation Society of America / Soil Science Society of America / Science Society / /
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Wisconsin / New York / West Shasta Mining District / P.N. / Rajasthan / Montana / Florida / California / Iowa / /
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Environmental Science Technology / sorption / ion exchange / /
BIOAVAILABILITY OF METALS by David A. John and Joel S. Leventhal INTRODUCTION The fate of various metals, including chromium, nickel, copper, manganese, mercury, cadmium, and lead, and metalloids, including arsenic, anti