Impact of Arsenic from CCA-Treated Wood in Marine and Terrestrial Environments A Collaborative Research between FIU and UM Supported by NIEHS-ARCH Program.

Impact of Arsenic from CCA-Treated Wood in Marine and Terrestrial

Environments

A Collaborative Research between FIU and UM

Supported by NIEHS-ARCH Program

AcknowledgmentsAcknowledgments

FIUFIUMyron GeorgiadisMyron GeorgiadisSheena Powell SzuriSheena Powell Szuri

UMUMDr. Helena Solo-GabrieleDr. Helena Solo-GabrieleBernine KhanBernine Khan

GoalsGoals

• To develop analytical techniques for arsenic To develop analytical techniques for arsenic speciation in leachate of CCA-treated wood speciation in leachate of CCA-treated wood and surrounding soils . and surrounding soils .   

• To develop an analytical procedure for To develop an analytical procedure for arsenic speciation based on the partitioning arsenic speciation based on the partitioning of arsenic compounds between different of arsenic compounds between different molecular-weight fractions in leachatemolecular-weight fractions in leachate

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Everglades Soil SampleEverglades Soil Sample Spiked with Arsenate (4 Spiked with Arsenate (4 mmg/g)g/g)

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