Experiment Research from Macro to Micro on Microbial-Induced Clogging by Adding Potato Soup in Beijing Sand Column

Experiment Research from Macro to Micro on Microbial-Induced Clogging by Adding Potato Soup in Beijing Sand Column
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10.1061/41165(397)418
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2011-03
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Hechao Zhang;Hongxian Guo;Meng Li;Xiaohui Cheng
Hechao Zhang;Hongxian Guo;Meng Li;Xiaohui Cheng
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Hechao Zhang;Hongxian Guo;Meng Li;Xiaohui Cheng

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