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Parker, David R. (2009) Perchlorates in the environment - the key current issues. Environmental Chemistry, 6 (1) 1 doi:10.1071/en09016

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TitlePerchlorates in the environment - the key current issues
JournalEnvironmental Chemistry
AuthorsParker, David R.Author
Year2009Volume6
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PublisherCSIRO Publishing
DOIdoi:10.1071/en09016Search in ResearchGate
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