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YOSHIHARA, Kazuya, MACHIDA, Motoi, TATSUMOTO, Hideki (2009) Influence of Cd2+ and Cd(OH)+ Species on Adsorption to Activated Carbons in Aqueous Solutions. Journal of Environmental Chemistry, 19 (2) 187-195 doi:10.5985/jec.19.187

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TitleInfluence of Cd2+ and Cd(OH)+ Species on Adsorption to Activated Carbons in Aqueous Solutions
JournalJournal of Environmental Chemistry
AuthorsYOSHIHARA, KazuyaAuthor
MACHIDA, MotoiAuthor
TATSUMOTO, HidekiAuthor
Year2009Volume19
Issue2
PublisherJapan Society for Environmental Chemistry
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Full ReferenceYOSHIHARA, Kazuya, MACHIDA, Motoi, TATSUMOTO, Hideki (2009) Influence of Cd2+ and Cd(OH)+ Species on Adsorption to Activated Carbons in Aqueous Solutions. Journal of Environmental Chemistry, 19 (2) 187-195 doi:10.5985/jec.19.187
Plain TextYOSHIHARA, Kazuya, MACHIDA, Motoi, TATSUMOTO, Hideki (2009) Influence of Cd2+ and Cd(OH)+ Species on Adsorption to Activated Carbons in Aqueous Solutions. Journal of Environmental Chemistry, 19 (2) 187-195 doi:10.5985/jec.19.187
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