As tellurium demands rise, so do contamination concerns
By studying lake sediments in Canada, scientists have constructed a history of tellurium deposits
By American Chemical Society —— Bio and Archives--May 2, 2018
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As technology advances, demands for tellurium, a rare element, are on the rise. Some forms of tellurium are toxic, so as the element finds applications in solar panels, rubber production, electronics and more, researchers are becoming concerned about possible environmental contamination. Now, one group reports in ACS' Environmental Science & Technology that by studying lake sediments they can construct a history of tellurium as it was deposited in the environment.Welcome to CFP’s Comment Section!
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