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Wei, Qiang, Rimmer, Susan M. (2017) Acid solubility and affinities of trace elements in the high-Ge coals from Wulantuga (Inner Mongolia) and Lincang (Yunnan Province), China. International Journal of Coal Geology, 178. 39-55 doi:10.1016/j.coal.2017.04.011

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TitleAcid solubility and affinities of trace elements in the high-Ge coals from Wulantuga (Inner Mongolia) and Lincang (Yunnan Province), China
JournalInternational Journal of Coal Geology
AuthorsWei, QiangAuthor
Rimmer, Susan M.Author
Year2017 (June)Volume178
PublisherElsevier BV
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Full ReferenceWei, Qiang, Rimmer, Susan M. (2017) Acid solubility and affinities of trace elements in the high-Ge coals from Wulantuga (Inner Mongolia) and Lincang (Yunnan Province), China. International Journal of Coal Geology, 178. 39-55 doi:10.1016/j.coal.2017.04.011
Plain TextWei, Qiang, Rimmer, Susan M. (2017) Acid solubility and affinities of trace elements in the high-Ge coals from Wulantuga (Inner Mongolia) and Lincang (Yunnan Province), China. International Journal of Coal Geology, 178. 39-55 doi:10.1016/j.coal.2017.04.011
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