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DESCRIPTION:Engineered nanoparticles (ENPs) are widely applied in several c
 onsumer products such as textiles\, cosmetics\, pigments\, food containers
 \, electronic products\, or various components of cars. Several studies sh
 ow that during usage\, ENPs can be released from such products into the en
 vironment. Once released into the natural compartments\, ENPs can undergo 
 aging and physicochemical transformations and can interact with several in
 organic and organic species or different abiotic and biotic interfaces. En
 vironmental fate\, distribution\, and effects of ENPs usually depend on th
 eir size\, morphology\, shape\, surface charge\, chemical composition\, co
 ncentration\, type of surface coatings but also on the environmental condi
 tions such as pH\, ionic strength\, redox potential\, shear forces\, and p
 resence of dissolved organic matter. In this presentation\, mechanisms and
  processes controlling the fate and distribution of ENPs in environmental 
 systems will be discussed. Besides the laboratory experiments on the chemi
 cal transformation and agglomeration of ENPs\, mesocosm studies evaluating
  the distribution\, transformations\, transport\, and biological enrichmen
 t of ENPs in aquatic-terrestrial transition zone will also be presented.
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20241107T121500
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LOCATION:H6\, Geo
SUMMARY:Dr. George Metreveli\, Environmental Geochemistry (Homepage): Engin
 eered nanoparticles in the environment – Interactions\, transformations\, 
 fate
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