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(2020) Environmental Chemistry Vol. 17 (4) CSIRO Publishing

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Filella, Montserrat, He, Mengchang (2020) Foreword to the Special Issue on ‘Antimony in the Environment: A Chinese Perspective'. Environmental Chemistry, 17 (4) 303 doi:10.1071/env17n4_fo
You, Xiaomin, Xiao, Yang, Liu, Kang, Yu, Yanqiu, Liu, Yiyi, Long, Pinpin, Wang, Hao, Zhou, Lue, Deng, Qifei, Lin, Yuhui, Zhang, Xiaomin, He, Meian, Wu, Tangchun, Yuan, Yu (2020) Association of plasma antimony concentration with markers of liver function in Chinese adults. Environmental Chemistry, 17 (4) 304 doi:10.1071/en19195
Li, Ling, Liao, Lu, Fan, Yuhong, Tu, Han, Zhang, Shui, Wang, Bing, Liu, Taoze, Wu, Pan, Han, Zhiwei (2020) Accumulation and transport of antimony and arsenic in terrestrial and aquatic plants in an antimony ore concentration area (south-west China) Environmental Chemistry, 17 (4) 314 doi:10.1071/en20003
Jiang, Yuxuan, Yan, Li, Nie, Xiao, Yan, Wei (2020) Remediation of antimony-contaminated tap water using granular TiO2 column. Environmental Chemistry, 17 (4) 323 doi:10.1071/en19170
Wang, Nana, Deng, Nairui, Qiu, Yuyin, Su, Zebin, Huang, Chujie, Hu, Kaimei, Wang, Jianqiao, Ma, Liang, Xiao, Enzong, Xiao, Tangfu (2020) Efficient removal of antimony with natural secondary iron minerals: effect of structural properties and sorption mechanism. Environmental Chemistry, 17 (4) 332 doi:10.1071/en20002
Shan, Jun, Ding, Xintong, He, Mengchang, Ouyang, Wei, Lin, Chunye, Liu, Xitao (2020) Mechanism of birnessite-promoted oxidative dissolution of antimony trioxide. Environmental Chemistry, 17 (4) 345 doi:10.1071/en19193

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