https://www.selleckchem.com/pr....oducts/Vorinostat-sa
Abnormally high concentrations of metals including nickel (Ni) in soils result from high geochemical background (H or anthropogenic contamination (AC). Metal bioaccessibility in AC-soils has been extensively explored, but studies in HB-soils are limited. This study examined the Ni bioaccessibility in basalt and black shale derived HB-soils, with AC-soils and soils without contamination (CT) being used for comparison. Although HB- and AC-soils had similar Ni levels (123 ± 43.0 vs 155 ± 84.7 mg kg-1), their Ni bioaccessibility b
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