2022.7.1 This review paper focuses on the toxic effects of fluoride on the liver, kidneys, bone, nervous and reproductive systems. We have discussed the impact of fluoride on
Bavarder sur Internet2019.1.1 Emissions from industry sited close to urban centres can impact these environments together with domestic coal combustion and the release of F from high octane
Bavarder sur Internet2012.10.19 Recent literature reports that fluorosis is a global problem affecting more than 70 million people in 25 countries. In India, about 62 million people are consuming excess
Bavarder sur Internet2024.1.1 This chapter explores the impact of fluoride contamination on the environment and contaminations in drinking water that can harm human health and various species at high
Bavarder sur Internet2018.12.11 “The constant increase in fluorine compounds emission to the environment leads to a strong F- accumulation in living organisms, and so the risk of the entire ecosystem
Bavarder sur Internet2021.3.16 Section 4 focuses on environmental sources of fluorine-containing compounds and their daily intake. Section 5 reviews available data on the metabolism of organofluorine
Bavarder sur Internet2008.7.31 Despite the continuing debate, most environmental health scientists believe that fluoride is both beneficial and potentially detrimental to human health. Table 2 summarizes the
Bavarder sur Internet2023.5.1 Several environmental risks are associated with trace elements in fertilizer, as well as the possible risk of their accumulation in soils (Jiao et al., 2012). The bioavailability of
Bavarder sur Internet2021.6.4 The contamination of fluoride in groundwater, their adverse health impacts, and some possible remediation measures from toxicity will be discussed thoroughly in the chapter.
Bavarder sur Internet2008.7.31 The relationship between environmental fluoride and human health has been studied for over 100 years by researchers from a wide variety of disciplines. Most scientists believe that small amounts of fluoride in the diet can help prevent dental caries and strengthen bones, but there are a number of adverse affects that chronic ingestion at high doses can
Bavarder sur Internet(Grandjean, 2019;Grayson et al., 2016) As an example of possible environmental impacts, increased levels of fluoride have been found in animal meat and plants around a fluorspar mine in Kenya ...
Bavarder sur Internet2012.10.19 Fluoride, a naturally occurring element, exists in combination with other elements as a fluoride compound, and is found naturally in water, foods, soil, and several minerals such as fluorite and fluorapatite. Fluoride normally enters the environment and human body through water, food, industrial exposure, drugs, cosmetics, etc. However, fluoride (F−)
Bavarder sur Internet2023.2.28 Fig3. The Distribution of lead-zinc-baryte and fluorite mineralization along the Benue Trough (Inset sketch map of Nigeria showing the Benue Trough) (modified from Ene et al., 2012).
Bavarder sur Internetthe environmental effects of mining fluorite. What Are the Environmental Impacts From Mining amp Drilling. Environmental impacts from fossil fuel pollution are rapidly increasing in regions that have the highest concentrations of fuels.There are multiple effects of mining fossil fuels.Drilling and mining practices take a substantial toll on local water sources,biologic life
Bavarder sur Internet2015.2.15 Fluoride is one of the most widespread groundwater pollutant. More than 200 million people, from 25 nations, are suffering from fluorosis. This review presents an overview of fluoride distribution in groundwaters, and defluoridation techniques. Adsorption is the most common technique; however, the efficiency, sorbate disposal and continuous supply of
Bavarder sur Internet2019.1.1 While F is an essential constituent of some rock-forming minerals such as fluorite and apatite, its major occurrence in the lithosphere is within hydroxysilicate minerals where F − occupies OH − lattice sites. The majority of the F occurring in the secondary environment derives from natural weathering processes with some soils derived from F-rich parent rocks containing
Bavarder sur Internet2021.3.16 Over the last 100–120 years, due to the ever-increasing importance of fluorine-containing compounds in modern technology and daily life, the explosive development of the fluorochemical industry led to an enormous increase of emission of fluoride ions into the biosphere. This made it more and more important to understand the biological activities,
Bavarder sur Internet2021.6.4 Groundwater fluoride contamination has gained the wide attention of researchers in the recent era due to its toxicity, persistent nature, and bioaccumulation.
Bavarder sur Internet2020.8.12 The research is based on the Impacts of mining fluorspar on the physical environment at Kimwarer Area, Kerio Valley Elgeyo-Marakwet County, Kenya. Therefore this study has been carried out to establish environmental impacts of fluorite mining industry on topography and land cover.
Bavarder sur Internet2021.1.1 Environmental Fluoride: Impact on Humans, Animals and Its Remediation Strategies. January 2021; ... fluorite). Experimental results indicate that an alkaline medium (pH=7.6 to 8.6), high HCO3 ...
Bavarder sur InternetThe research is based on the Impacts of mining fluorspar on the physical environment at Kimwarer Area, Kerio Valley Elgeyo-Marakwet County, Kenya. Therefore this study has been carried out to establish environmental impacts of fluorite
Bavarder sur InternetEnvironmental Geochemistry and Health - Several million people are exposed to fluoride (F−) via drinking water in the world. ... The fluoride-bearing minerals are fluorite, fluorapatite, cryolite and apophyllite, ferromagnesium silicates ... Impact of leather industries on fluoride dynamics in groundwater around a tannery cluster in South ...
Bavarder sur InternetMany publications on specific waste streams have been published in the scientific literature to quantify their environmental impact [4,5,6,7,8,9,10]. N. ... The presence of fluorite was high in the silicate phase, resulting in the accumulation of this compound mainly at the surface. The fluoride was immobilized by calcium, with the ...
Bavarder sur Internet2015.4.17 Among these, micas, apatites and fluorite are the most common minerals responsible for the release of elevated concentrations of fluoride in natural waters. Fluoride is also commonly associated with volcanic activity, which on a global scale may release important amounts of gaseous fluoride compounds to the atmosphere and produce large deposits ...
Bavarder sur InternetAnother major environmental impact of mining is biodiversity decline. There are certain areas which are important for their biodiversity, with a rich variety of flora and fauna including all the animals, plants, and microorganisms that dwell in a certain ecosystem. Without the knowledge or understanding of why these areas are important, gem ...
Bavarder sur Internet2023.5.1 At pHs between 4.5 and 6.5, fluorite appears to be stable. At 10 −2.5 M Ca 2+, for neutral and slightly soils acidic, fluorite will be able to hold up to 10 −3.96 M F − in the solution. Calcite reduces the solubility of Ca 2+, which then permits the equilibrium activity of F − with fluorite to rise in calcareous soils. The pH ranges ...
Bavarder sur Internet2012.10.1 Environmental performances of fluorite used as catalyzer for chemical reaction between MgO and Si were investigated by performing pilot scale experiments of Mg production. F amounts of 0.012-0.116 kg were added in the charged briquettes and Mg slag generated from the chemical reaction in most of the tests weighted 4.26-4.96 kg with F contents ranging 0.21
Bavarder sur Internet2023.12.26 According to the environmental impact study, the mine accumulates damage on the margins of Sierra de Álvarez: "There are seven significant direct impacts generated by the project,” the study said. However, "with the respective application of environmental management measures, the potential impacts can be efficiently reduced and minimized.”
Bavarder sur InternetSome rocks such as fluorite, biotite, topaz, fluorapatite, ... The use of fluoride may lead to hazardous health issues, creating public health problems that also impact macroeconomics. The environmental degradation arising because fluoride affects plants, animals, agriculture, aquaculture, and stocks shows economic and ecological connections. ...
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