Stefano Covelli at University of Trieste - Research Interests, Publications & Academic Profile

Stefano Covelli

University of Trieste

Italy

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Research Interests

Environmental Chemistry

90%

Oceanography

20%

Environmental Science

40%

Geochemistry

40%

Marine Pollution

30%

Estuarine Science

30%

Hydrochemistry

30%

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Articles10

Evasion of Gaseous Elemental Mercury from Forest and Urban Soils Contaminated by Historical and Modern Ore Roasting Processes (Idrija, Slovenia)

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2023

Dissolved gaseous mercury production and sea-air gaseous exchange in impacted coastal environments of the northern Adriatic Sea

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2023

Gaseous mercury evasion from bare and grass-covered soils contaminated by mining and ore roasting (Isonzo River alluvial plain, Northeastern Italy)

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2023

Portable X-ray Fluorescence (pXRF) as a Tool for Environmental Characterisation and Management of Mining Wastes: Benefits and Limits

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2022

Special Issue on Contaminants in Coastal Environments: From the Sediment-Water Interface to the Trophic Chain

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2022

Rapid thermoscanning technique for direct analysis of mercury species in contaminated sediments: From pure compounds to real sample application

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2022

Gaseous Mercury Exchange from Water–Air Interface in Differently Impacted Freshwater Environments

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2022

Metal binding and sources of humic substances in recent sediments from the cananéia-iguape estuarine-lagoon complex (South-eastern brazil)

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2021

The Legacy of the Idrija Mine Twenty-Five Years after Closing: Is Mercury in the Water Column of the Gulf of Trieste Still an Environmental Issue?

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2021

Can Sediments Contaminated by Mining be a Source of Mercury in the Coastal Environment Due to Dredging? Evidence from Thermo-Desorption and Chemical Speciation

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2021

Collaborators6

Giorgio FONTOLAN

Full Professor

University of Trieste

ITALY

Maria De Nobili

Prof.

Università degli Studi di Udine

ITALY

Efrén Garcia-Ordiales

University of Oviedo

SPAIN

Marco Contin

University of Udine

ITALY

Davide Lenaz

Professore Associato

Università degli Studi di Torino

ITALY

Gianpiero Adami

Università degli Studi di Torino

ITALY

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