Aleix Balasch
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Fernandez-Arribas J, Callejas-Martos S, Balasch A, Moreno T, Eljarrat E
Anal Bioanal Chem
. 2024 Oct;
416(29):6957-6972.
PMID: 39425761
The development of methodologies for the determination of plasticizers is essential for assessing the environmental and human impact resulting from the use of plastics. A fast analytical method with on-line...
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Balasch A, Moreno T, Eljarrat E
Environ Sci Technol
. 2023 Nov;
57(49):20669-20677.
PMID: 38035633
Inhalation of airborne fine particulate matter (PM), dust ingestion, and dermal contact with dust are important pathways for human exposure to different contaminants, such as organophosphate esters (OPE), compounds that...
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Lopez M, Lopez-Lilao A, Romero F, Perez-Albaladejo E, Pinteno R, Porte C, et al.
Sci Total Environ
. 2023 Mar;
880:163072.
PMID: 36990238
Ship refit and repair operations in shipyards generate aerosol emissions with high potential for environmental impacts. Metal-bearing nano-, fine and coarse particles are incidentally formed and can be released to...
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Moreno T, Balasch A, Bartroli R, Eljarrat E
Sci Total Environ
. 2023 Jan;
868:161648.
PMID: 36669664
We revisit current understanding of the chemical complexity of different kinds of particulate vulcanised elastomers widely used in playgrounds and sports fields, adding new data on trace element and organophosphate...
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Sala B, Balasch A, Eljarrat E, Cardona L
Environ Pollut
. 2021 Apr;
283:117108.
PMID: 33866215
Loggerhead turtles (Caretta caretta) voluntarily ingest floating plastic debris and hence are chronically exposed to plastic additives, but very little is known about the levels of these compounds in their...