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SHIRAISHI, Sayaka, WATANABE, Izumi, KUNO, Katsuji (2002) Heavy Metal Accumulation in the Street Dust, Roadside Soil and Roadside Tree Leaves Near by Main Streets in Tokyo, Japan. Journal of Environmental Chemistry, 12 (4) 829-837 doi:10.5985/jec.12.829

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TitleHeavy Metal Accumulation in the Street Dust, Roadside Soil and Roadside Tree Leaves Near by Main Streets in Tokyo, Japan.
JournalJournal of Environmental Chemistry
AuthorsSHIRAISHI, SayakaAuthor
WATANABE, IzumiAuthor
KUNO, KatsujiAuthor
Year2002Volume12
Issue4
PublisherJapan Society for Environmental Chemistry
DOIdoi:10.5985/jec.12.829Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceSHIRAISHI, Sayaka, WATANABE, Izumi, KUNO, Katsuji (2002) Heavy Metal Accumulation in the Street Dust, Roadside Soil and Roadside Tree Leaves Near by Main Streets in Tokyo, Japan. Journal of Environmental Chemistry, 12 (4) 829-837 doi:10.5985/jec.12.829
Plain TextSHIRAISHI, Sayaka, WATANABE, Izumi, KUNO, Katsuji (2002) Heavy Metal Accumulation in the Street Dust, Roadside Soil and Roadside Tree Leaves Near by Main Streets in Tokyo, Japan. Journal of Environmental Chemistry, 12 (4) 829-837 doi:10.5985/jec.12.829
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