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Cancelo-González, Javier, Martiñá-Prieto, Diego, Hernández-Huerta, Daniel, Barral, María T. (2017) Metal removal by pine bark compost using a permeable reactive barrier device at laboratory scale. Environmental Chemistry, 14 (5) 310 doi:10.1071/en17028

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TitleMetal removal by pine bark compost using a permeable reactive barrier device at laboratory scale
JournalEnvironmental Chemistry
AuthorsCancelo-González, JavierAuthor
Martiñá-Prieto, DiegoAuthor
Hernández-Huerta, DanielAuthor
Barral, María T.Author
Year2017Volume14
Issue5
PublisherCSIRO Publishing
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Full ReferenceCancelo-González, Javier, Martiñá-Prieto, Diego, Hernández-Huerta, Daniel, Barral, María T. (2017) Metal removal by pine bark compost using a permeable reactive barrier device at laboratory scale. Environmental Chemistry, 14 (5) 310 doi:10.1071/en17028
Plain TextCancelo-González, Javier, Martiñá-Prieto, Diego, Hernández-Huerta, Daniel, Barral, María T. (2017) Metal removal by pine bark compost using a permeable reactive barrier device at laboratory scale. Environmental Chemistry, 14 (5) 310 doi:10.1071/en17028
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