The importance of organic matter distribution and extract soil:solution ratio on the desorption of heavy metals from soils.

The importance of organic matter distribution and extract soil:solution ratio on the desorption of heavy metals from soils.
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10.1016/s0048-9697(01)01000-2
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2002-03
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The Science of the total environment
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Yujun Yin;C. Impellitteri;S. You;H. Allen
Yujun Yin;C. Impellitteri;S. You;H. Allen
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Yujun Yin;C. Impellitteri;S. You;H. Allen

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