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MIHARA, Yoshihiro, TANAKA, Shunitz (2013) Development of a New Type of Adsorbent that can be Collected Easily on the Surface of Water after Adsorption at the Bottom of Water. Journal of Environmental Chemistry, 23 (4) 187-194 doi:10.5985/jec.23.187

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TitleDevelopment of a New Type of Adsorbent that can be Collected Easily on the Surface of Water after Adsorption at the Bottom of Water
JournalJournal of Environmental Chemistry
AuthorsMIHARA, YoshihiroAuthor
TANAKA, ShunitzAuthor
Year2013Volume23
Issue4
PublisherJapan Society for Environmental Chemistry
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Full ReferenceMIHARA, Yoshihiro, TANAKA, Shunitz (2013) Development of a New Type of Adsorbent that can be Collected Easily on the Surface of Water after Adsorption at the Bottom of Water. Journal of Environmental Chemistry, 23 (4) 187-194 doi:10.5985/jec.23.187
Plain TextMIHARA, Yoshihiro, TANAKA, Shunitz (2013) Development of a New Type of Adsorbent that can be Collected Easily on the Surface of Water after Adsorption at the Bottom of Water. Journal of Environmental Chemistry, 23 (4) 187-194 doi:10.5985/jec.23.187
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