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Samborska, Katarzyna, Halas, Stanislaw (2010) 34S and 18O in dissolved sulfate as tracers of hydrogeochemical evolution of the Triassic carbonate aquifer exposed to intense groundwater exploitation (Olkusz–Zawiercie region, southern Poland) Applied Geochemistry, 25 (9) 1397-1414 doi:10.1016/j.apgeochem.2010.06.010

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Title34S and 18O in dissolved sulfate as tracers of hydrogeochemical evolution of the Triassic carbonate aquifer exposed to intense groundwater exploitation (Olkusz–Zawiercie region, southern Poland)
JournalApplied Geochemistry
AuthorsSamborska, KatarzynaAuthor
Halas, StanislawAuthor
Year2010 (September)Volume25
Issue9
PublisherElsevier BV
DOIdoi:10.1016/j.apgeochem.2010.06.010Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceSamborska, Katarzyna, Halas, Stanislaw (2010) 34S and 18O in dissolved sulfate as tracers of hydrogeochemical evolution of the Triassic carbonate aquifer exposed to intense groundwater exploitation (Olkusz–Zawiercie region, southern Poland) Applied Geochemistry, 25 (9) 1397-1414 doi:10.1016/j.apgeochem.2010.06.010
Plain TextSamborska, Katarzyna, Halas, Stanislaw (2010) 34S and 18O in dissolved sulfate as tracers of hydrogeochemical evolution of the Triassic carbonate aquifer exposed to intense groundwater exploitation (Olkusz–Zawiercie region, southern Poland) Applied Geochemistry, 25 (9) 1397-1414 doi:10.1016/j.apgeochem.2010.06.010
In(2010, September) Applied Geochemistry Vol. 25 (9) Elsevier BV

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