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DESCRIPTION:Antimony is a highly toxic environmental contaminant that plays
  an important and growing role in our daily lives. It is used as a flame-r
 etardant in electronics and plastics as well as in liquid metal batteries 
 for renewable energy sources. The vast and growing usage has led to a lega
 cy of antimony contamination in many areas worldwide. The mobility of anti
 mony in the environment is strongly affected by sorption and co-precipitat
 ion interactions with iron(III) oxide minerals. The interaction between re
 duced iron and sulfur species with iron(III) oxides induces a series of re
 ductive dissolution and mineralogical transformation reactions\, which may
  have profound consequences for the mobility of associated antimony like i
 n wetland soils. Moreover\, antimony itself may influence or steer iron mi
 neralization pathways. This presentation will demonstrate the importance o
 f iron(III) oxide transformations in the environment\, their impact on the
  geochemistry and mobility of antimony and the significance of antimony on
  iron(III) transformations.
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SUMMARY:Dr. Kerstin Hockmann\, Environmental Geochemistry\, BayCEER\, Unive
 rsity of Bayreuth (Homepage): Iron\, sulfur and a pinch of antimony - new 
 perspectives on secondary mineral pathways and metalloid mobility
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