Margaret Anne Hinkle PhD
Assistant Professor, W&L
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Identifying predictive trends of manganese contamination of groundwater in the Shenandoah Valley, VA
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Margaret A. Hinkle, PhDAssistant Professor, W&L
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University of MinnesotaMargaret A. Hinkle, PhDAssistant Professor, W&L
DateApril 15, 2021Manganese (Mn) oxide formation in modern day environmental systems is likely often mediated via microbial Mn(II) oxidation. Such biogenic Mn oxides are typically poorly crystalline Mn(III/IV) (hydr)oxide phyllomanganate minerals with large sorption capacities for trace metals (e.g…Presenter
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University of MinnestoaAssistant Professor, La Salle UniversityUniversity of MinnesotaSmithsonian
DateMarch 22, 2022Remediating manganese (Mn) from coal mine drainage (CMD) can be challenging, largely due to slow kinetics of aqueous Mn(II) oxidative precipitation to solid Mn(IV/III) (oxyhydr)oxide minerals. CMD passive bioremediation sites utilize liner rocks (e.g…Presenter
Margaret A. Hinkle, PhDAssistant Professor, W&L
DateMarch 24, 2022Manganese (Mn), a micronutrient but also a contaminant at elevated concentrations, causes a wide variety of human health effects at high concentrations as well as lower level chronic exposures of just 100 ppb Mn…Presenter
Margaret A. Hinkle, PhDAssistant Professor, W&L
