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(2012) Journal of Environmental Chemistry Vol. 22 (3) Japan Society for Environmental Chemistry

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HISAMATSU, Shin, HIYAMA, Maki, KANESHIMA, Kimika, NAKAJIMA, Daisuke, GOTO, Sumio, TAKAGI, Yukihiko, SONOKI, Shigenori, ENDO, Osamu (2012) Mutagenicity of Surface Soil in Sagamihara City. Journal of Environmental Chemistry, 22 (3) 83-88 doi:10.5985/jec.22.83
HOSONO, Shigeo, OHTSUKA, Nobutoshi, MINOMO, Kotaro, OH, Kokyo, SUGISAKI, Mitsuo, KAWAMURA, Kiyoshi (2012) Distribution and Characterization of Dioxins in Sediments of the Furuayase River. Journal of Environmental Chemistry, 22 (3) 89-96 doi:10.5985/jec.22.89
HOSONO, Shigeo, OHTSUKA, Nobutoshi, MINOMO, Kotaro, SUGISAKI, Mitsuo, KAWAMURA, Kiyoshi (2012) Dioxin Concentrations and Composition Variation in Urban Drainage during a Rain Event: Research on Contamination of the Furuayase River. Journal of Environmental Chemistry, 22 (3) 97-104 doi:10.5985/jec.22.97
NISHIKIORI, Hiromasa, MURAKAWA, Haruka, KIKUCHI, Ayaka, YAMAKAMI, Tomohiko (2012) Removal of Trichloroethylene using Clay Mineral-TiO2 Composite Filters. Journal of Environmental Chemistry, 22 (3) 105-112 doi:10.5985/jec.22.105
TAMURA, Ikumi, YAMAMOTO, Hiroshi (2012) Biodegradation and Photodegradation of Selected Antimicrobial/ Antifungal Agents in the Aquatic Environment and Their Sorption onto Sediments. Journal of Environmental Chemistry, 22 (3) 113-119 doi:10.5985/jec.22.113
TAKAHASHI, Yasuo, ONODERA, Sukeo (2012) The Offensive Odorous Compounds N-Chloroaldimines in Drinking Water. Journal of Environmental Chemistry, 22 (3) 121-123 doi:10.5985/jec.22.121

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