Lilian Sarpong

Chemistry

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Research Summary

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The researcher's work is a comprehensive study in environmental science, focusing on the interplay between resource extraction practices, water quality assessment, and environmental pollution linked to heavy metals contamination. Their research integrates themes of gold mining impacts, water quality monitoring, and public health risks due to metal exposure, with a broader aim to understand ecological and health implications in diverse climatic zones.

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Physical Sciences (5 Papers)

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An analysis of the foremost issues with artisanal and small-scale gold mining from Ghana’s perspective(2023)

Surface water quality assessment and probable health threats of metal exposure in the Tano South Municipality, Ahafo, Ghana(2024)

Metal Fractionation and Leaching in Soils from a Gold Mining Area in the Equatorial Rainforest Zone(2023)

Contamination, health risk assessment, and spatial distribution of heavy metals in soils from gold mining district, Ghana(2024)

Ecological and public health estimations of potentially toxic elements in soils from an abandoned dumpsite in a tropical climatic zone(2025)

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