Publications by authors named "Mengling Stuckman"

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Determination and prediction of micro scale rare earth element geochemical associations in mine drainage treatment wastes.
Benjamin C Hedin, Mengling Y Stuckman, Charles A Cravotta, Christina L Lopano, Rosemary C Capo

Chemosphere· January 2024

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The Microbial Community and Functional Potential in the Midland Basin Reveal a Community Dominated by Both Thiosulfate and Sulfate-Reducing Microorganisms.
Kara Tinker, Daniel Lipus, James Gardiner, Mengling Stuckman, Djuna Gulliver

Microbiol Spectr· August 2022

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Determination of transition metal ions in fossil fuel associated wastewaters using chelation ion chromatography.
Joshua D Miller, Mengling Y Stuckman, Nicholas Means, Christina Lopano, J Alexandra Hakala

J Chromatogr A· April 2022

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Geochemistry and Microbiology Predict Environmental Niches With Conditions Favoring Potential Microbial Activity in the Bakken Shale.
Kara Tinker, James Gardiner, Daniel Lipus, Preom Sarkar, Mengling Stuckman

Front Microbiol· July 2020

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Effect of maturity and mineralogy on fluid-rock reactions in the Marcellus Shale.
John Pilewski, Shikha Sharma, Vikas Agrawal, J Alexandra Hakala, Mengling Y Stuckman

Environ Sci Process Impacts· May 2019

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Correction: Effect of maturity and mineralogy on fluid-rock reactions in the Marcellus Shale.
John Pilewski, Shikha Sharma, Vikas Agrawal, J Alexandra Hakala, Mengling Y Stuckman

Environ Sci Process Impacts· May 2019

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Abiotic properties of landfill leachate controlling arsenic release from drinking water adsorbents.
Mengling Y Stuckman, John J Lenhart, Harold W Walker

Water Res· October 2011

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