Geochemical evaluation, ecological and human health risk assessment of potentially toxic elements in urban soil, Southern India
V. Gopal(Sathyabama Institute of Science and Technology), Ramamoorthy Ayyamperumal(Lanzhou University), K. Manikanda Bharath(Anna University, Chennai), A. Indhumathi(University of Madras), K. Rathinavel(University of Madras), Beenu T.X. Sharon(University of Madras), R. R. Krishnamurthy(University of Madras), T. Shanmuga Priya(University of Madras), N.S. Magesh(Centre for Water Resources Development and Management)
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