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Roper, Adam J., Leverett, Peter, Murphy, Timothy D., Williams, Peter A. (2017) Solubility of the nadorite group minerals: implications for mobility of Sb and Bi in oxidised settings. Environmental Chemistry, 14 (4) 224 doi:10.1071/en17076

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TitleSolubility of the nadorite group minerals: implications for mobility of Sb and Bi in oxidised settings
JournalEnvironmental Chemistry
AuthorsRoper, Adam J.Author
Leverett, PeterAuthor
Murphy, Timothy D.Author
Williams, Peter A.Author
Year2017Volume14
Issue4
PublisherCSIRO Publishing
DOIdoi:10.1071/en17076Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceRoper, Adam J., Leverett, Peter, Murphy, Timothy D., Williams, Peter A. (2017) Solubility of the nadorite group minerals: implications for mobility of Sb and Bi in oxidised settings. Environmental Chemistry, 14 (4) 224 doi:10.1071/en17076
Plain TextRoper, Adam J., Leverett, Peter, Murphy, Timothy D., Williams, Peter A. (2017) Solubility of the nadorite group minerals: implications for mobility of Sb and Bi in oxidised settings. Environmental Chemistry, 14 (4) 224 doi:10.1071/en17076
In(2017) Environmental Chemistry Vol. 14 (4) CSIRO Publishing

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