Contrasting effects of dissimilatory iron­(III) and arsenic­(V) reduction on arsenic retention and transport

Kocar, Benjamin D., Herbel, Mitchell J., Tufano, Katherine J., Fendorf, Scott·2006·Environmental Science & Technology

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