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Chemosphere

Chemosphere is a renowned interdisciplinary journal that focuses on the diverse aspects of environmental chemistry and toxicology. It publishes cutting-edge research on the fate, transport, and effects of chemicals in the environment, including air, water, soil, and biota. With a global readership, Chemosphere serves as a platform for scientists, policymakers, and industry professionals to exchange knowledge and address critical environmental challenges.
Details
Abbr. Chemosphere
Start 1972
End Continuing
Frequency Thirty no. a year
p-ISSN 0045-6535
e-ISSN 1879-1298
Country United Kingdom
Language English
Specialties Biology
Chemistry
Environmental Health
Metrics
h-index / Ranks: 177 311
SJR / Ranks: 1422 1806
CiteScore / Ranks: 778 13.30
Recent Articles
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Metallothionein as a biomarker of aquatic contamination in fish: An in silico and in vitro approach using zebrafish as experimental model organism
Luz J, Gorshkov V, Miranda R, Souza T, Rodrigues Ribeiro L, Duan X, et al.
Chemosphere . 2025 Mar; 376:144316. PMID: 40088698
Human activities contaminate aquatic ecosystems with chemicals like metals and pesticides. Fish, sensitive to pollution, are key toxicological models. Metallothionein (Mt) expression, a biomarker for metal contamination, varies depending on...
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Remediation of petroleum hydrocarbons in contaminated groundwater with the use of surfactants and biosurfactants
Sanchez-Huerta C, Zhang S, Alahmari M, Humam A, Hong P
Chemosphere . 2025 Mar; 376:144290. PMID: 40088697
Remediation of hydrocarbon-contaminated groundwater is challenging due to the large volume of contaminated water, restricted aquifer access, and the recalcitrance of hydrocarbons. This study evaluates chemically-based surfactants (A and B,...
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Quantifying the relationship between observed variables with censored values using Bayesian error-in-variables regression
Vermeiren P, Charles S, Munoz C
Chemosphere . 2025 Mar; 376:144269. PMID: 40088696
We aimed to address two common challenges for scientists working with observational data: "how to quantify the relationship between two observed (or measured) variables", and, "how to account for censored...
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The acyl glucuronide of 2-(4-diethylamino-2-hydroxybenzoyl)benzoic acid: Synthesis, structural assignment, occurrence as a human phase II metabolite of Uvinul® A Plus and acute aquatic toxicity
Paya-Garcia M, Rodriguez-Muniz G, Moreno-Torres M, Moro E, Santos-Juanes L, Amat A, et al.
Chemosphere . 2025 Mar; 376:144305. PMID: 40088695
This work was undertaken to address the potential environmental impact of the UVA filter Uvinul® A Plus (DHHB) upon its biotransformation in humans. For this purpose, the putative human metabolite...
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Unveiling the hidden threat: Molecular, cellular and behavioral effects of dietborne inorganic mercury and methylmercury in Dreissena polymorpha
Seguin C, Marant A, Palacios-Paris S, Bonnard I, Loizeau J, David E, et al.
Chemosphere . 2025 Mar; 376:144306. PMID: 40088694
Methylmercury (MeHg) bioaccumulation in food webs has been recognized as a significant health risk for over 50 years, yet most studies focus on high concentrations of waterborne inorganic mercury (IHg)....
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Ten years of PFOS and PFOA human biomonitoring in Italy: Exposure levels and determinants of exposure
Ingelido A, Abballe A, Dellatte E, Ferri F, Iacovella N, Marra V, et al.
Chemosphere . 2025 Mar; 376:144297. PMID: 40088693
Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are industrial chemicals widely diffused in the environment and associated with toxic effects on humans. They became a global issue because of their environmental mobility...
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Quantifying removal and mineralization of nitrotriazolone in contrasting freshwater sediment systems using C and N stable isotope tracers
Ariyarathna T, Fallis S, Davis M, Tobias C
Chemosphere . 2025 Mar; 376:144289. PMID: 40086305
The environmental fate of insensitive high explosive compound nitrotriazolone (NTO) has not been adequately studied in surface freshwater environments. The goal of this study was to evaluate and quantify removal...
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In vivo verification of fish keratocyte explant culture for use as innate immunotoxicity screening assay: 2,4-Dicholorphenoxyacetic acid effects in fathead minnow (Pimephales promelas) keratocyte cell sheet migration
George S, Keil Stietz K, Dehnert G
Chemosphere . 2025 Mar; 376:144276. PMID: 40086304
2,4-Dichlorphenoxyacetic acid (2,4-D) is the active ingredient in selective herbicides commonly used worldwide to control non-native aquatic plants. Limited research on the impacts of 2,4-D exposure on teleost innate immunity,...
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Microplastics accumulation in leaf litter: Field evidence for microplastic ingestion and transfer through prey-predatory relationships
Mustafa A, Khedre A, El-Masry S
Chemosphere . 2025 Mar; 376:144295. PMID: 40081029
Microplastics (MP) contamination of the terrestrial environment is a global concern. The contamination level of MPs in leaf litter and soil fauna that feed on it has not been reported....
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Medicinal plant ashwagandha in hydroponics: Pioneering greywater remediation using response surface methodology along with plants' physiological and phytochemical attributes for sustainable resource recovery
Agrahari S, Singh N, Bharti B, Kumar S
Chemosphere . 2025 Mar; 376:144260. PMID: 40081028
This study aimed to investigate greywater treatment through hydroponically growing ashwagandha, often referred to as "Indian Ginseng," which is rich in secondary metabolites and bioactive compounds that enhance its medicinal...