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Stockdale, Anthony, Davison, William, Zhang, Hao (2008) High-resolution two-dimensional quantitative analysis of phosphorus, vanadium and arsenic, and qualitative analysis of sulfide, in a freshwater sediment. Environmental Chemistry, 5 (2) 143 doi:10.1071/en07096

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TitleHigh-resolution two-dimensional quantitative analysis of phosphorus, vanadium and arsenic, and qualitative analysis of sulfide, in a freshwater sediment
JournalEnvironmental Chemistry
AuthorsStockdale, AnthonyAuthor
Davison, WilliamAuthor
Zhang, HaoAuthor
Year2008Volume5
Issue2
PublisherCSIRO Publishing
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Full ReferenceStockdale, Anthony, Davison, William, Zhang, Hao (2008) High-resolution two-dimensional quantitative analysis of phosphorus, vanadium and arsenic, and qualitative analysis of sulfide, in a freshwater sediment. Environmental Chemistry, 5 (2) 143 doi:10.1071/en07096
Plain TextStockdale, Anthony, Davison, William, Zhang, Hao (2008) High-resolution two-dimensional quantitative analysis of phosphorus, vanadium and arsenic, and qualitative analysis of sulfide, in a freshwater sediment. Environmental Chemistry, 5 (2) 143 doi:10.1071/en07096
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