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Occurrence, fate and removal of pharmaceutical residues in water treatment

Author(s): Tina Kosjek (Author), Ester Heath (Supervisor)

Year: 2009

Type: Doctoral dissertation

The presence of pharmaceutical residues in surface waters is an emerging environmental issue that provides a new challenge to treatment systems for potable water, wastewater and water reuse. Their principle pathways into the sewerage system are twofold: first, after being administered to patients they are normally excreted as various metabolites …

Calculating electrostatic potential around proteins

Author(s): Jure Pražnikar (Author), Dušan Turk (Supervisor)

Year: 2009

Type: Doctoral dissertation

X-rays are diffracted on electron clouds and thereby provide a mean to observe 3-dimensional structure of molecules at atomic level. Using medium resolution diffraction data (2Å and lower) we have shown that averaging of electron density maps generated from sets of randomly distributed atoms and can reduce noise and model …

Mass Balance of Mercury in the Idrijca River Catchment

Author(s): David Kocman (Author), Milena Horvat (Supervisor)

Year: 2008

Type: Doctoral dissertation

Mercury (Hg) pollution has been investigated in the area of the Idrija mercury mine, Slovenia, where the second largest mercury mine in the world operated for more then 500 years. Although the production of mercury at the Idrija mercury mine stopped in 1994, centuries of mining and ore processing operations …

Overall measurement uncertainty assessment of the k0-based neutron activation analysis

Author(s): Tinkara Bučar (Author), Borut Smodiš (Supervisor)

Year: 2008

Type: Doctoral dissertation

Neutron activation analysis (NAA) is an analytical method used for determination of the elemental mass fractions in different samples. It is based on the measurement of characteristic radiation, usually γ-rays, emitted from radionuclides formed through the process of neutron irradiation of the target element. The k0-NAA method is an NAA …