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1.	Ice nucleation activity of bacteria isolated from snow compared with organic and inorganic substrates Environmental Chemistry 5(6) Roya Mortazavi, Christopher T. Hayes and Parisa A. Ariya Published 18 December 2008
2.	Aquatic Colloids and Nanoparticles: Current Knowledge and Future Trends Environmental Chemistry 3(3) Jamie R. Lead and Kevin J. Wilkinson Published 10 July 2006
3.	Critical review perspective: elemental speciation analysis methods in environmental chemistry – moving towards methodological integration Environmental Chemistry 6(4) Jörg Feldmann, Pascal Salaün and Enzo Lombi Published 25 August 2009
4.	Metal speciation and bioavailability: revisiting the 'big questions' Environmental Chemistry 6(4) Janet G. Hering Published 25 August 2009
5.	Atmospheric Oxidation Mechanism of Isoprene Environmental Chemistry 1(3) Jiwen Fan and Renyi Zhang Published 13 December 2004
6.	Antimony in the environment: knowns and unknowns Environmental Chemistry 6(2) Montserrat Filella, Peter A. Williams and Nelson Belzile Published 27 April 2009
7.	Copper and zinc spiking of biosolids: effect of incubation period on metal fractionation and speciation and microbial activity Environmental Chemistry 5(5) Paramsothy Jeyakumar, Paripurnanda Loganathan, Sivalingam Sivakumaran, Christopher W. N. Anderson and Ronald G. McLaren Published 31 October 2008
8.	Variation of atmospheric volatile organic compounds over the Southern Indian Ocean (30–49°S) Environmental Chemistry 6(1) Aurélie Colomb, Valérie Gros, Séverine Alvain, Roland Sarda-Esteve, Bernard Bonsang, C. Moulin, Thomas Klüpfel and Jonathan Williams Published 3 March 2009
9.	Perchlorate in the environment: the emerging emphasis on natural occurrence Environmental Chemistry 6(1) David R. Parker Published 3 March 2009
10.	Perchlorates in the environment – the key current issues Environmental Chemistry 6(1) David R. Parker Published 3 March 2009
11.	Carbon Capture and the Aluminium Industry: Preliminary Studies Environmental Chemistry 3(4) Graham Jones, Gargi Joshi, Malcolm Clark and David McConchie Published 5 September 2006
12.	RP-HPLC measurement and quantitative structure–property relationship analysis of the n-octanol–water partitioning coefficients of selected metabolites of polybrominated diphenyl ethers Environmental Chemistry 5(5) Yijun Yu, Weihua Yang, Zishen Gao, Michael H. W. Lam, Xiaohua Liu, Liansheng Wang and Hongxia Yu Published 31 October 2008
13.	Fitzroy River Basin, Queensland, Australia. III. Identification of sediment sources in the coastal zone Environmental Chemistry 5(3) J. Smith, G. B. Douglas, L. C. Radke, M. Palmer and B. P. Brooke Published 19 June 2008
14.	Antimony uptake by different plant species from nutrient solution, agar and soil Environmental Chemistry 6(2) Martin Tschan, Brett H. Robinson, Matteo Nodari and Rainer Schulin Published 27 April 2009
15.	The role of speciation in environmental chemistry and the case for quality criteria Environmental Chemistry 6(4) Graeme E. Batley, Kevin A. Francesconi and William A. Maher Published 25 August 2009
16.	Stable carbon isotope analysis of selected halocarbons at parts per trillion concentration in an urban location Environmental Chemistry 5(5) M. I. Mead, M. A. H. Khan, I. D. Bull, I. R. White, G. Nickless and D. E. Shallcross Published 31 October 2008
17.	*Concentration and biotransformation of arsenic by Prosopis* sp. grown in soil treated with chelating agents and phytohormones** Environmental Chemistry 5(5) Martha Laura López, José R. Peralta-Videa, Jason G. Parsons, Maria Duarte-Gardea and Jorge L. Gardea-Torresdey Published 31 October 2008
18.	Predicting the Bioavailability of Metals and Metal Complexes: Critical Review of the Biotic Ligand Model Environmental Chemistry 2(1) Vera I. Slaveykova and Kevin J. Wilkinson Published 23 March 2005
19.	Fitzroy River Basin, Queensland, Australia. IV. Identification of flood sediment sources in the Fitzroy River Environmental Chemistry 5(3) G. B. Douglas, P. W. Ford, M. R. Palmer, R. M. Noble, R. J. Packett and E. S. Krull Published 19 June 2008
20.	Characteristics of the Acidity in Acid Sulfate Soil Drainage Waters, McLeods Creek, Northeastern NSW, Australia Environmental Chemistry 3(3) Rosalind Green, T. David Waite, Michael D. Melville and Ben C. T. Macdonald Published 10 July 2006