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Brown, L. D. (2014). Biological treatment of naphthenic acids and other organic compounds in oil sands process-affected waters.

2013

Mooder, B. (2013). Mineable oil sands aquifer management and reclamation concept review. 98 pages . Abstract

Frank, R. A., Roy J., Bickerton G., Rowland S., Headley J. V., Scarlett A., et al. (2013). Chemical profiling of waters associated with mining operations and the McMurray Formation for source identification in the Alberta oil sands region. 1 page .

Sun, N., Drzewicz P., Perez-Estrada L., Chen Y., Gamal El-Din M., & Klamerth N. (2013). The effects of different solvents and pHs on the extractability of oil sands process-affected water organic contents. 1 page.

Kun, Z., A., Dos Santos Pereira A., & Martin J. W. (2013). Estimating the bioaccumulation potential of organic compounds in oil sands process-affected water by PDMS-coated stir bar sorptive extraction. 1 page .

Alharbi, H., Wiseman S. B., Dos Santos Pereira A., Martin J. W., & Giesy J. P. (2013). Fractionation and characterization of polar organic compounds in OSPW using mixed-mode solid phase extraction coupled to mass spectrometry (Orbitrap). 1 page.

Zetouni, N. C., & Martin J. W. (2013). Genotoxicity and mutagenicity of oil sands process water acid extractable organics. 2 pages .

Brown, L. D., Pérez-Estrada L., Wang N., El-Din M. G., Martin J. W., Fedorak P. M., et al. (2013). Indigenous microbes survive in situ ozonation improving biodegradation of dissolved organic matter in aged oil sands process-affected waters. 93(11), 7 pages . Abstract

Kun, Z., Dos Santos Pereira A., & Martin J. W. (2013). Liquid chromatographic resolution of various isomers in oil sands process water by extended column length and elevated temperature. 1 page . Abstract

Pereira, A. S., Islam S. M., El-Din M. G., & Martin J. W. (2013). Ozonation degrades all detectable organic compound classes in oil sands process-affected water; an application of high-performance liquid chromatography/obitrap mass spectrometry. 27(21), 9 pages . Abstract

Sohrabi, V., Ross M. S., Martin J. W., & Barker J. F. (2013). Potential for in situ chemical oxidation of acid extractable organics in oil sands process affected groundwater. 93 (11), 5 pages . Abstract

Bartlett, A. J., Frank R. A., Brown L. R., Gillis P. L., Hewitt M., & Parrott J. L. (2013). Toxicity of naphthenic acids to the freshwater amphipod Hyalella azteca: Commercial mixtures versus extracts from oil sands process-affected water. 1 page.

Gagne, F., Andre C., & Sherry J. P. (2013). Toxicogenomic investigation of naphthenic acids and oil sands processed water in rainbow trout hepatocytes. 1 page.

Lengger, S. K., Scarlett A. G., West C. E., & Rowland S. J. (2013). Diamondoid diacids ('O4' species) in oil sands process-affected water. 27(23), 6 pages . Abstract

Wiseman, S. B., Anderson J. C., Liber K., & Giesy J. P. (2013). Endocrine disruption and oxidative stress in larvae of Chironomus dilutus following short-term exposure to fresh or aged oil sands process-affected water. 142-143, 7 pages . Abstract

Moncur, M., Birks J. S., Tennant A., Wiser M. E., & Gibson J. J. (2013). δ98MO as a potential tracer to evaluate sources and processes controlling Mo concentrations in natural and process affected water in the Athabasca oil sands region. Abstract

MacDonald, G. Z., Hogan N. S., Köllner B., Thorpe K. L., Phalen L. J., Wagner B. D., et al. (2013). Immunotoxic effects of oil sands-derived naphthenic acids to rainbow trout. 126, 8 pages . Abstract

Scarlett, A. G., Reinardy H. C., Henry T. B., West C. E., Frank R. A., Hewitt L. M., et al. (2013). Acute toxicity of aromatic and non-aromatic fractions of naphthenic acids extracted from oil sands process-affected water to larval zebrafish. 93(2), 5 pages . Abstract

Paskey, J., Steward G., & Williams A. (2013). The Alberta oil sands then and now: An investigation of the economic environmental and social discourses across four decades. 108 pages . Abstract

Holden, A. A., Haque S. E., Mayer K. U., & Ulrich A. C. (2013). Biogeochemical processes controlling the mobility of major ions and trace metals in aquitard sediments beneath an oil sand tailing pond: Laboratory studies and reactive transport modeling. 151, 12 pages . Abstract

Gagné, F., André C., Turcotte P., Gagnon C., Sherry J., & Talbt A. (2013). A comparative toxicogenomic investigation of oil sand water and processed water in rainbow trout hepatocytes. 65(2), 14 pages . Abstract

Abolfazlzadehdoshanbehbazari, M., Birks S. J., Moncur M. C., & Ulrich A. C. (2013). Fate and transport of oil sand process-affected water into the underlying clay till: A field study. 151, 9 pages . Abstract

Jiang, Y., Ulrich A. C., & Liu Y. (2013). Coupling bioelectricity generation and oil sands tailings treatment using microbial fuel cells. 139, 5 pages . Abstract

Reinardy, H. C., Scarlett A. G., Henry T. B., West C. E., Hewitt M. L., Frank R. A., et al. (2013). Aromatic naphthenic acids in oil sands process-affected water resolved by GCXGC-MS only weakly induce the gene for vitellogenin production in zebrafish (Danio Rerio) larvae. 47(12), 6 pages . Abstract

Leishman, C., Widdup E. E., Quesnel D. M., Chua G., Samuel M. A., & Muench D. G. (2013). The effect of oil sands process-affected water and naphthenic acids on the germination and development of Arabidopsis. 93(2), 7 pages . Abstract

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