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King Ming Chan

Environmental Science and Toxicology

Chinese University of Hong Kong

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About King Ming Chan at Chinese University of Hong Kong

King Ming Chan is a professor at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, specializing in environmental toxicology and the health effects of trace elements and heavy metals.

Research Areas

Environmental ToxicologyEcotoxicologyTrace ElementsHeavy Metal ExposureMetal ToxicityEnvironmental HealthMolecular ToxicologyAquatic Toxicology
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Research Output

Total Citations4,746

Emerging researcher

Publications139

Selective publication record

h-index38

Established scholar

i10-index87

Broad impact

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