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LEE, Byung-Dae, HOSOMI, Masaaki (1999) Fenton Treatment of Highly Anthracene-contaminated Soil: Reaction Product and Its Biodegradability. Journal of Environmental Chemistry, 9 (2) 321-328 doi:10.5985/jec.9.321

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TitleFenton Treatment of Highly Anthracene-contaminated Soil: Reaction Product and Its Biodegradability.
JournalJournal of Environmental Chemistry
AuthorsLEE, Byung-DaeAuthor
HOSOMI, MasaakiAuthor
Year1999Volume9
Issue2
PublisherJapan Society for Environmental Chemistry
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Full ReferenceLEE, Byung-Dae, HOSOMI, Masaaki (1999) Fenton Treatment of Highly Anthracene-contaminated Soil: Reaction Product and Its Biodegradability. Journal of Environmental Chemistry, 9 (2) 321-328 doi:10.5985/jec.9.321
Plain TextLEE, Byung-Dae, HOSOMI, Masaaki (1999) Fenton Treatment of Highly Anthracene-contaminated Soil: Reaction Product and Its Biodegradability. Journal of Environmental Chemistry, 9 (2) 321-328 doi:10.5985/jec.9.321
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