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Dinelli, E., Morandi, N., and Tateo, F. (1998) Fine-grained weathering products in waste disposal from two sulphide mines in the northern Apennines, Italy. Clay Minerals, 33, 423-433.

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Original EntryDinelli, E., Morandi, N., and Tateo, F. (1998) Fine-grained weathering products in waste disposal from two sulphide mines in the northern Apennines, Italy. Clay Minerals, 33, 423-433.
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