Impact of Antimony(V) on Iron(II)-Catalyzed Ferrihydrite Transformation Pathways: A Novel Mineral Switch for Feroxyhyte Formation

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RT @BurtonEd: Our new paper in @EnvSciTech shows that antimony acts as a novel iron oxide mineral switch. Iron oxide transformations in ant…

RT @KerstinHockmann: Never bothered about feroxyhyte? Maybe this Fe oxide plays a bigger role in our soils than most people think. Our new…

Our new paper in @EnvSciTech shows that antimony acts as a novel iron oxide mineral switch. Iron oxide transformations in antimony-contaminated systems may thus differ greatly from the well-known pathways that occur under non-contaminated conditions.

RT @KerstinHockmann: Never bothered about feroxyhyte? Maybe this Fe oxide plays a bigger role in our soils than most people think. Our new…

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