Daniela Soraia dos Santos Tavares

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Remediation of arsenic from contaminated seawater using manganese spinel ferrite nanoparticles: Ecotoxicological evaluation in Mytilus galloprovincialis

Coppola, F; Tavares, DS; Henriques, B; Monteiro, R; Trindade, T; Soares, AMVM; Figueira, E; Polese, G; Pereira, E; Freitas, R
2019, ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH, 175, 200-212.
ISBN: 1096-0953

Ultra sensitive quantification of Hg2+ sorption by functionalized nanoparticles using radioactive tracker spectroscopy

Amorim, CO; Goncalves, JN; Tavares, DS; Fenta, AS; Lopes, CB; Pereira, E; Trindade, T; Correia, JG; Amaral, VS
2018, MICROCHEMICAL JOURNAL, 138, 418-423.

Mercury in river, estuarine and seawaters - Is it possible to decrease realist environmental concentrations in order to achieve environmental quality standards?

Tavares, DS; Lopes, CB; Daniel-da-Silva, AL; Vale, C; Trindade, T; Pereira, ME
2016, WATER RESEARCH, 106, 439-449.

Remediation of mercury contaminated saltwater with functionalized silica coated magnetite nanoparticles

Mohmood, I; Lopes, CB; Lopes, I; Tavares, DS; Soares, AMVM; Duarte, AC; Trindade, T; Ahmad, I; Pereira, E
2016, SCIENCE OF THE TOTAL ENVIRONMENT, 557, 712-721.

Testing single extraction methods and in vitro tests to assess the geochemical reactivity and human bioaccessibility of silver in urban soils amended with silver nanoparticles

Cruz, N; Rodrigues, SM; Tavares, D; Monteiro, RJR; Carvalho, L; Trindade, T; Duarte, AC; Pereira, E; Romkens, PFAM
2015, CHEMOSPHERE, 135, 304-311.

Soil-pore water distribution of silver and gold engineered nanoparticles in undisturbed soils under unsaturated conditions

Tavares, DS; Rodrigues, SM; Cruz, N; Carvalho, C; Teixeira, T; Carvalho, L; Duarte, AC; Trindade, T; Pereira, E; Romkens, PFAM
2015, CHEMOSPHERE, 136, 86-94.

An international proficiency test as a tool to evaluate mercury determination in environmental matrices

Reis, AT; Duarte, AC; Henriques, B; Coelho, C; Lopes, CB; Mieiro, CL; Tavares, DS; Ahmad, L; Coelho, JP; Rocha, LS; Cruz, N; Monteiro, RJR; Rocha, R; Rodrigues, S; Pereira, E
2015, TRAC-TRENDS IN ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY, 64, 137-149.

Cork stoppers as an effective sorbent for water treatment: the removal of mercury at environmentally relevant concentrations and conditions

Lopes, CB; Oliveira, JR; Rocha, LS; Tavares, DS; Silva, CM; Silva, SP; Hartog, N; Duarte, AC; Pereira, E
2014, ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND POLLUTION RESEARCH, 21, 3, 2108-2121.

Ferromagnetic Sorbents Based on Nickel Nanowires for Efficient Uptake of Mercury from Water

Pinheiro, PC; Tavares, DS; Daniel-da-Silva, AL; Lopes, CB; Pereira, E; Araujo, JP; Sousa, CT; Trindade, T
2014, ACS APPLIED MATERIALS & INTERFACES, 6, 11, 8274-8280.

The role of operational parameters on the uptake of mercury by dithiocarbamate functionalized particles

Tavares, DS; Lopes, CB; Daniel-da-Silva, AL; Duarte, AC; Trindade, T; Pereira, E
2014, CHEMICAL ENGINEERING JOURNAL, 254, 559-570.

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