Marc F. Benedetti

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Université Paris-Saclay

France

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Marc F. Benedetti is a Professor at Université de Paris in France. His research focuses on environmental chemistry, particularly the behavior of nanoparticles in various ecosystems, the fate of toxic metals, and recovery technologies for rare elements from electronic waste. Recent publications include studies on volcanic aerosols, thiol moieties' role in metal prediction, and the interactions of metal–humic substances.

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Andrea Carboni

Research and teaching associate

Université Paris-Saclay

FRANCE

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Gaelle Charron

Assistant Professor

Université Paris-Saclay

FRANCE

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BOYER Patrick

Institut de radioprotection et de Sûreté Nucléaire

FRANCE

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Morgane Desmau

Professeur adjoint

Université de Moncton

CANADA

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Articles (21)

Volcanic aerosols captured by plants: A study of nanoparticles and their chemical composition

The underestimated and important role of thiol moieties in predicting the fate of toxic metals in the environment

Advancing surface river water preparation for nanoparticle quantification and characterization using spICP-MS or spICP-ToF-MS

Equilibrium surface complexation modeling with metastable natural colloids: The key to predict the oxidation state distribution of trace elements?

Recovery of gallium (and indium) from spent LEDs: Strong acids leaching versus selective leaching by siderophore desferrioxamine E

Size evolution of EuIII–fulvic acid complexes with pH, metal, and fulvic acid concentrations: implications for modelling of metal–humic substances interactions

Arsenic(V) and vanadium(V) fractionation after its incorporation into a sandy loam soil from Pampas region, Argentina

Recovery technologies for indium, gallium, and germanium from end-of-life products (electronic waste) – A review

Dissolution and fate of silver nanoparticles in the presence of natural aquatic organic matter

Redox control of chromium in the red soils from China evidenced by Cr stable isotopes

Titanium nanoparticles fate in small-sized watersheds under different land-uses

Nanoparticle identification using single particle ICP-ToF-MS acquisition coupled to cluster analysis. From engineered to natural nanoparticles

Interactions between model organic compounds and metal oxides

Detection of nanoparticles by single-particle ICP-MS with complete transport efficiency through direct nebulization at few-microlitres-per-minute uptake rates

Solid/liquid ratios of trace elements and radionuclides during a Nuclear Power Plant liquid discharge in the Seine River: Field measurements vs geochemical modeling

Occurrence and Origins of Cerium Dioxide and Titanium Dioxide Nanoparticles in the Loire River (France) by Single Particle ICP-MS and FEG-SEM Imaging

Mobility and transformation of CdSe/ZnS quantum dots in soil: Role of the capping ligands and ageing effect

Comparison of the Properties of Standard Soil and Aquatic Fulvic and Humic Acids Based on the Data of Differential Absorbance and Fluorescence Spectroscopy

How Microbial Biofilms Control the Environmental Fate of Engineered Nanoparticles?

Effect of natural organic matter on thallium and silver speciation

Electron Transfer Drives Metal Cycling in the Critical Zone

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Andrea Carboni

Gaelle Charron

BOYER Patrick

Morgane Desmau

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