214 results on '"Bloise, Andrea"'
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2. On the thermal breakdown of tremolite: a new method for distinguishing between asbestos and non-asbestos tremolite samples
3. From Stromboli ashes to corrensite by hydrothermal synthesis: Hydrogeological inputs into Mars history
4. A multidisciplinary geochemical approach to geothermal resource exploration: The Spezzano Albanese thermal system, southern Italy
5. Caracterización arqueométrica de morteros y revestimientos del yacimiento tardoantiguo de Son Peretó (Mallorca, islas Baleares)
6. Distinguishing asbestos cement from fiber-reinforced cement through portable µ-Raman spectroscopy and portable X-ray fluorescence
7. Hydraulicity of lime plasters from Teotihuacan, Mexico: a microchemical and microphysical approach
8. Natural occurrence of asbestos in serpentinite quarries from Southern Spain
9. Potentially toxic elements (PTEs) associated with asbestos chrysotile, tremolite and actinolite in the Calabria region (Italy)
10. Thermal inertization of amphibole asbestos modulates Fe topochemistry and surface reactivity
11. Archaeometric approach to identifying the provenance of white marbles from the shipwreck of Cala Cicala (Crotone, Calabria, Italy)
12. Potentially toxic elements (PTEs) associated with asbestos chrysotile, tremolite and actinolite in the Calabria region (Italy)
13. Dissolution Reaction and Surface Modification of UICC Amosite in Mimicked Gamble’s Solution: A Step towards Filling the Gap between Asbestos Toxicity and Its Crystal Chemical Features
14. Characterization of Talcose Rocks Derived from Serpentinite—Pilot Study in the Ultramafic Complex of Cabo Ortegal (Spain) for Potential Use and Commercialization
15. The bricks of Hagia Sophia (Istanbul, Turkey): a new hypothesis to explain their compositional difference
16. RecoStones: a New Tool to Identify Calabrian Stone Materials Through Image Processing
17. The modeling pastes of the monumental terracruda sculpture of the Silk Roads: Archaeometric study of the Tepe Narenj and Qol‐e‐tut examples (Kabul, Afghanistan).
18. The modeling pastes of the monumental terracruda sculpture of the Silk Roads: Archaeometric study of the Tepe Narenj and Qol‐e‐tut examples (Kabul, Afghanistan)
19. Characterization and provenance of Roman tiles from the archaeological sites of Cariati, Scala Coeli and Terravecchia (Calabria, Southern Italy)
20. Mineral Fibres
21. PRIN 2017 Fibres - A Multidisciplinary Mineralogical, Crystal-Chemical and Biological Project. What have we learned after four years of research?
22. Synthesis of Ni-Doped Tremolite Fibers to Help Clarify the Aetiology of the Cytotoxic Outcome of Asbestos
23. Thermal behavior of tremolite: a new method for distinguishing between asbestos and non-asbestos tremolite samples
24. Anglesite, Cerussite, Gypsum, Langite, Malachite, and Posnjakite: New Occurrences in the Calabria Region (Southern Italy)
25. Characterization of Talcose Rocks Derived from Serpentinite—Pilot Study in the Ultramafic Complex of Cabo Ortegal (Spain) for Potential Use and Commercialization
26. The importance of prevention when working with hazardous materials in the case of serpentinite and asbestos when cleaning monuments for restoration
27. The Importance of Prevention When Working with Hazardous Materials in the Case of Serpentinite and Asbestos When Cleaning Monuments for Restoration
28. New compositional data on ancient mortars from Hagia Sophia (Istanbul, Turkey)
29. Compositional study of mortars and pigments from the “Mosaico della Sala dei Draghi e dei Delfini” in the archaeological site of Kaulonía (Southern Calabria, Magna Graecia, Italy)
30. Modelling seasonal variations of natural radioactivity in soils: A case study in southern Italy
31. POTENTIALLY TOXIC ELEMENTS (PTES) IN ACTINOLITE SERPENTINITE HOST ROCKS: A CASE STUDY FROM THE BASILICATA REGION (ITALY).
32. TG/DSC study of the thermal behaviour of hazardous mineral fibres
33. Modeling of the impact of dolomite and biotite dissolution on vermiculite composition in a gneissic shallow aquifer of the Sila Massif (Calabria, Italy)
34. Tremolite and actinolite asbestos as micro-reservoirs for Potentially Toxic Elements (PTEs) : implications for human health
35. Modelling the Fenton reaction of amphibole asbestos
36. Investigation of rock-to-water release and fate of major, minor, and trace elements in the metabasalt–serpentinite shallow aquifer of Mt. Reventino (CZ, Italy) by reaction path modelling
37. Characterisation of archaeological mortars and plasters from kyme (Turkey)
38. Asbestos and other fibrous minerals contained in the serpentinites of the Gimigliano-Mount Reventino Unit (Calabria, S-Italy)
39. The Importance of Prevention When Working with Hazardous Materials in the Case of Serpentinite and Asbestos When Cleaning Monuments for Restoration.
40. Characterisation of archaeological mortars from Pompeii (Campania, Italy) and identification of construction phases by compositional data analysis
41. Hazardous Elements in Asbestos Tremolite from the Basilicata Region, Southern Italy: A First Step
42. PIGMENTS MAPPING ON TWO MURAL PAINTINGS OF THE 'HOUSE OF GARDEN' IN POMPEII (CAMPANIA, ITALY)
43. Environmental exposure to Natural Asbestos Occurrences, a concern to human health: promotion of scientific knowledge for students and of people awareness.
44. The Bricks of Hagia Sophia (Istanbul, Turkey): a new hypothesis to explain their compositional difference
45. A comparison and correlation between bitumen adhesion evaluation test methods, boiling and contact angle tests
46. Occurrence of asbestos in soils: state of the art
47. Asbestos, elongated mineral particles and other hazardous geomaterials: occurrence, use and health implications
48. Hydrothermal Alteration of Etna Ash and Implications for Mars
49. Provenance of White Marbles from the Roman City of Tauriana (Palmi, Reggio Calabria, Italy)
50. Chemical reactivity of thermal treated naturally occurring amphibole asbestos
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