Farida Y. Saleh

University of North Texas — United States

Environmental Science · Physical Sciences

10h-index297citations24works0.02yr avg
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Research Topics

Toxic Organic Pollutants Impact(6), Analytical chemistry methods development(5), Environmental Toxicology and Ecotoxicology(4), Marine and coastal ecosystems(3), Water Quality Monitoring and Analysis(3)

Publications24 total

Structural features of aquatic fulvic acids by analytical and preparative HPLC followed by spectroscopic characterization
Lecture notes in earth sciences·2005· 3 cited
Recovery and Fractionation of Phosphorus Retained by Lightweight Expanded Shale and Masonry Sand Used as Media in Subsurface Flow Treatment Wetlands
Environmental Science & Technology·2005· 43 cited
Investigation of Lead (Ii) Hydrolytic Polymerization by Ph Titration, Ion and Column Chromatography
SSRN Electronic Journal·2003Open Access
Books and Software: MS and Its Role in the EPA.
Analytical Chemistry·2001
Books and Software: A practical survey of extraction methods
Analytical Chemistry·2000
Step-Wise Fractionation and Recovery of Aquatic Fulvic Acid by Modified Supercritical Fluid CO<sub>2</sub>- Methanol Extraction at Near Critical Temperature
International Journal of Environmental & Analytical Chemistry·1999· 1 cited
Ion Chromatography−Photodiode Array UV−Visible Detection of Cr(III) Hydrolytic Polymerization Products in Pure and Natural Waters
Analytical Chemistry·1996· 21 cited
Aqueous solubilities and transformations of tetrahalogenated benzenes and effects of aquatic fulvic acids
Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology·1990· 8 cited
Characterization of refuse-derived fuel by pyrolysis-gas chromatography and gas chromatography/mass spectrometry
Journal of Analytical and Applied Pyrolysis·1990· 3 cited
Structural features of aquatic fulvic acids. Analytical and preparative reversed-phase high-performance liquid chromatography separation with photodiode array detection
Analytical Chemistry·1989· 49 cited
Bioavailability of Sediment-Bound Chemicals to Aquatic Organisms—Some Theory, Evidence and Research Needs
Elsevier eBooks·1987· 14 cited
EFFECTS OF SUSPENDED SOLIDS ON THE ACUTE TOXICITY OF ZINC TO DAPHNIA MAGNA AND PIMEPHALES PROMELAS<sup>1</sup>
JAWRA Journal of the American Water Resources Association·1986· 7 cited
Effects of suspended solids on the bioavailability of chlordane toDaphnia magna
Archives of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology·1986· 23 cited
Reversed phase HPLC of aquatic fulvic acid with dual UV and fluorescence detection
Organic Geochemistry·1985· 2 cited
Cross polarization carbon-13 nuclear magnetic resonance and fast atom bombardment mass spectrometry of fractionated fulvic acid
Analytical Chemistry·1983· 18 cited
Use of microcosms to study transport, transformation and fate of organics in aquatic systems
Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry·1983· 21 cited
USE OF MICROCOSMS TO STUDY TRANSPORT, TRANSFORMATION AND FATE OF ORGANICS IN AQUATIC SYSTEMS
Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry·1983
Fate of lindane in the aquatic environment: Rate constants of physical and chemical processes
Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry·1982· 39 cited
Environmental significance of pesticide<sup>1</sup>residues associated with aquatic sediments
Journal of Environmental Science and Health Part B·1982· 2 cited
FATE OF LINDANE IN THE AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT: RATE CONSTANTS OF PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROCESSES
Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry·1982· 4 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

Kenneth L. Dickson(8), John H. Rodgers(7), David Y. Chang(3), Charles A. Staples(3), Wenching A. Ong(2), W. Scott Hall(2), Qasem. H Jaradat(2), Margaret G. Forbes(1), William T. Waller(1), Robert D. Doyle(1), Paul F. Hudak(1), G. E. Mbamalu(1), C. E. Brungardt(1), James S. Frye(1), William H. Glaze(1), Gary R. Peyton(1), Francis Y. Huang(1), G. Fred Lee(1), In -Young Kim(1), Douglas P. Wilcox(1)