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Truesdale, Victor W., Greenwood, Jim (2018) Latent disciplinal clashes concerning the batch dissolution of minerals, and their wider implications. Environmental Chemistry, 15 (2) 113 doi:10.1071/en17199

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TitleLatent disciplinal clashes concerning the batch dissolution of minerals, and their wider implications
JournalEnvironmental Chemistry
AuthorsTruesdale, Victor W.Author
Greenwood, JimAuthor
Year2018Volume15
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PublisherCSIRO Publishing
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