Environmental Chemistry of Selenium

Discover the essential insights into the Environmental Chemistry of Selenium, authored by experts in the field and published by Taylor & Francis Inc. in 1998. This comprehensive hardback edition spans 736 pages, meticulously detailing both foundational and cutting-edge research developments in selenium remediation. The book serves as a vital complement to the definitive work, "Selenium in the Environment," providing an in-depth exploration of field investigations, analytical methods, and modeling techniques. Additionally, it addresses regulatory aspects from both federal and state perspectives, making it an indispensable resource for researchers, environmental scientists, and policy makers. Enhance your understanding of selenium's environmental impact and remediation strategies with this authoritative guide.