Effects of heavy metals on health risk and characteristic in surrounding atmosphere of tire manufacturing plant, Taiwan

Abstract

The health and environmental effects of metal-containing carbon black (CB) particles emitted from a CB feeding area near a tire manufacturing plant were investigated.

Heavy metals contamination and associated health risks in food webs—a review focuses on food safety and environmental sustainability in Bangladesh

“…The sources including the natural and anthropogenic sources are con-sidered. This figure is drawn by the author using symbolic image or photos from primary sources DNA structure and delay mitochondrial metabolic processes such as ATP synthesis and oxidative photophosphorylation (Rehman et al 2018;Lai et al 2018;Zafarzadeh et al 2018;Kumar et al 2019). A recent study noticed the bioavailability of heavy metals and toxic metalloids in the suspended particulate matter of air, which may pose a hidden threat to human health through inhalation of atmospheric air (Ren et al 2021).…”

A novel method based on functionalized bimodal mesoporous silica nanoparticles for efficient removal of lead aerosols pollution from air by solid-liquid gas-phase extraction

“…So, the influence of pH on the extraction recovery of lead was studied in pH of 2-10 (0.2 mg L −1 of lead aerosol). The results showed us the solubility of lead oxide and lead nitrate aerosols in liquid phase was increased in acidic pH (3)(4)(5) and pH from 3 to 7, respectively. In addition, the extraction lead ions in liquid phase by NH 2 -UVM 7 , HS ─ UVM 7 andUVM 7 depended to pH (Fig.…”

“…For many years ago, the heavy metals have been used in industries by human activity. Also, the toxic effects of heavy metals on human health have been considered in different countries by WHO [1][2][3]. These chemical elements of the earth's crust cannot degrade or change to a simpler form.…”

“…from food chain or breathing up to 10-15% and 50% in adults, respectively. In other hands, the lead absorb by gastrointestinal of children up to 50% [3]. The aerosols, metals and VOCs were studied in several fields, including epidemiology, respiratory medicine, air purification technology, and air pollution removal by different techniques and pilots [11][12][13][14].…”