Distribution and speciation of copper and its relationship with FDOM in the East China Sea

Distribution and speciation of copper and its relationship with FDOM in the East China Sea
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10.1016/j.marchem.2019.04.005
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2019-05
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K. H. Wong;H. Obata;Taejin Kim;Yohei Wakuta;S. Takeda
K. H. Wong;H. Obata;Taejin Kim;Yohei Wakuta;S. Takeda
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地球科学2区
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作者:
K. H. Wong;H. Obata;Taejin Kim;Yohei Wakuta;S. Takeda

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