Owen Missen

Lecturer in Environmental Geology

University of Tasmania

Australia

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Owen Missen is a Lecturer in Environmental Geology at the University of Tasmania, Australia. His research focuses on environmental geochemistry, geometallurgy, and mineralogy, with recent publications exploring various aspects of copper and cobalt cycling, the characterization of minerals, and the use of natural nanoparticles in geological processes. He has contributed significantly to the understanding of tellurium and its implications in the environment.

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John Spratt

Head of Analysis

Natural History Museum

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Joël Brugger

MONASH UNIVERSITY

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MONASH UNIVERSITY

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Felix Eder

TU Wien

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Colorimetric measurement of copper(II) in sand using direct electrokinetic extraction into a polymer inclusion membrane

Geometallurgical Characterization of the Arthur River Magnesite Deposit, Northwestern Tasmania for Pathways to Production

Natural cobalt–manganese oxide nanoparticles: speciation, detection and implications for cobalt cycling

Crystal chemistry of zemannite-type structures: IV. Wortupaite, the first new tellurium oxysalt mineral described from an Australian locality

Dimorphism of [Bi2O2(OH)](NO3) – the ordered Pna21 structure at 100 K

Microbial mechanisms to transform the super-trace element tellurium: a systematic review and discussion of nanoparticulate phases

Natural nanoparticles of the critical element tellurium

The Family of <i>M</i><sup>II</sup><sub>3</sub>(Te<sup>IV</sup>O<sub>3</sub>)<sub>2</sub>(OH)<sub>2</sub> (<i>M</i> = Mg, Mn, Co, Ni) Compounds—Prone to Inclusion of Foreign Components into Large Hexagonal Channels

The new mineral tomiolloite, Al12(Te4+O3)5[(SO3)0.5(SO4)0.5](OH)24: a unique microporous tellurite structure

Matthiasweilite, PbTe4+O3, a New Tellurite Mineral from the Delamar Mine, Lincoln County, Nevada, USA

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John Spratt

Joël Brugger

Barbara Etschmann

Felix Eder

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