Justina M. Burns

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1. Methods for reactive oxygen species (ROS) detection in aqueous environments

   Justina M. Burns, W. Cooper, J. Ferry, D. King +8 more

   2012Aquatic Sciences414 citations Open access

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2. Rapid downward transport of the neurotoxin domoic acid in coastal waters.

   Emily Sekula-Wood, A. Schnetzer, C. Benitez-Nelson, C. Anderson +13 more

   200979 citations

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3. Multivariate examination of Fe(II)/Fe(III) cycling and consequent hydroxyl radical generation.

   Justina M. Burns, P. Craig, T. Shaw, J. Ferry

   2010Environmental Science and Technology62 citations

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4. The adsorption of saxitoxin to clays and sediments in fresh and saline waters.

   Justina M. Burns, S. Hall, J. Ferry

   2009Water Research44 citations

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5. Aqueous in situ derivatization of carboxylic acids by an ionic carbodiimide and 2,2,2-trifluoroethylamine for electron-capture detection.

   Quincy LaRon Ford, Justina M. Burns, J. Ferry

   2007Journal of Chromatography A35 citations

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6. Surface charge controls the fate of Au nanorods in saline estuaries.

   Justina M. Burns, P. Pennington, P. Sisco, Rebecca L. Frey +7 more

   2013Environmental Science and Technology34 citations

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7. Adsorption of domoic acid to marine sediments and clays.

   Justina M. Burns, J. Ferry

   2007Journal of Environmental Monitoring26 citations

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8. Short-term Fe cycling during Fe(II) oxidation: exploring joint oxidation and precipitation with a combinatorial system.

   Justina M. Burns, P. Craig, T. Shaw, J. Ferry

   2011Environmental Science and Technology22 citations

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9. Combinatorial parameter space as an empirical tool for predicting water chemistry: Fe(II) oxidation across a watershed.

   Justina M. Burns, P. Craig, T. Shaw, J. Ferry

   2011Environmental Science and Technology12 citations

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10. Photostability of kainic acid in seawater.

    Justina M. Burns, T. Schock, Michelle Hsia, P. Moeller +1 more

    2007Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry6 citations

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11. Methods for reactive oxygen species (ROS) detection in aqueous environments

    Justina M. Burns, W. Cooper, J. Ferry, D. King +8 more

    2012Aquatic Sciences0 citations Open access

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