CV Lattes
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP). Campus de São José do Rio Preto. Instituto de Biociências, Letras e Ciências Exatas (IBILCE) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
graduate at Licenciatura Em Química from Universidade Federal de São Carlos (2004) and master's at Chemistry from Universidade de São Paulo (2007). Has experience in Chemistry, focusing on Analysis of Traces and Ambient Chemistry, acting on the following subjects: preparo de amostras, minimização, amostras animais e vegetais, resíduos químicos and tratamento de resíduos. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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There is an increase in the occurrence of several substances used worldwide that represent an imminent or potential risk to human and environmental life, as a result of this risk, they have been indicated as Emerging Contaminants (EC). Consequently, there are intensified efforts to develop techniques for the analysis of ECs, based on the principles of Green Analytical Chemistry (GAC), inc…
The development of sample preparation methods that enable reductions in the use of reagents and solvents, or their replacement, as well as minimal sample handling, the use of more efficient energy sources, and lower risks to the operator and the environment, are all issues addressed by Green Analytical Chemistry (GAC). The use of organic solvents can have serious environmental impacts, so…
Many chemical processes can lead to negative impacts in the environment. This has increasingly led to acceptance of the need for environmental responsibility, the use of clean techniques, and methods of sustainable development. Advances in chemical analysis procedures aim to minimize impacts by reducing the volume and toxicity of the reagents used and the wastes generated, and by reducing…
Seafood market in Brazil have been expanded significantly in recent years, reaching an average consumption of 11.4 kg per capita in 2011 and with forecasting even further growth. Increasing search for for this food source in the country leads to a concern associated with fish quality, especially when dealing with toxic metals present in the waters and sediments of rivers. Fish, and other …
recent decades, population growth and the growing expansion in the use ofdrugs, endocrine disruptors, flame retardants and personal care and cleaningproducts have brought harm to aquatic life and impacted human health. Thepresence of these emerging contaminants (ECs) in wastewater and surface water,mainly as a result of human activity, negatively impacts the ecosystems involved,in additio…
Mostly, the total determination of an element is not sufficient to provide information about its toxicity, bioavailability and biochemical function, being necessary studies of fractionation and chemical speciation to complement the information. The determination of arsenic in fish is of great analytical interest due to its toxicity, since its effects are closely related to its chemical fo…
Fishes have been considered an important food to the health of the human being due to your nutritional composition, of fat-soluble vitamins, minerals, and polyunsaturated fatty acids, besides having economic relevance to the Brazilian industries. With the increase of fish consumption in Brazil, grown the concern with the quality of this product related to the composition and integrity. Du…
The main goals of analytical chemistry are focused on the development and optimization of new tools and methodologies aimed at improving the quality of information of current demands. The development of more sustainable and cleaner methods for environmental liability is increasingly being studied. The study and optimization of new chemical analysis procedures aim at minimizing these impac…
Direct bioaccumulation is a process by which a chemical accumulates by the direct withdrawal of the environment through the oral, percutaneous and respiratory routes, and indirect bioaccumulation is the process by which a chemical accumulates in living organisms by the food chain. Aquatic beings have the ability to bioaccumulate a relatively high amount of arsenic more efficiently than te…
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