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TAKAKURA, Ryo, SHOZUGAWA, Katsumi, HORI, Mayumi, YANG, Pianpian, MATSUO, Motoyuki (2019) Dynamics of Arsenic in Rivers Caused by Mt. Ioyama Eruption, Miyazaki Prefecture. Journal of Environmental Chemistry, 29 (4) 183-188 doi:10.5985/jec.29.183

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TitleDynamics of Arsenic in Rivers Caused by Mt. Ioyama Eruption, Miyazaki Prefecture
JournalJournal of Environmental Chemistry
AuthorsTAKAKURA, RyoAuthor
SHOZUGAWA, KatsumiAuthor
HORI, MayumiAuthor
YANG, PianpianAuthor
MATSUO, MotoyukiAuthor
Year2019 (December 19)Volume29
Issue4
PublisherJapan Society for Environmental Chemistry
DOIdoi:10.5985/jec.29.183Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceTAKAKURA, Ryo, SHOZUGAWA, Katsumi, HORI, Mayumi, YANG, Pianpian, MATSUO, Motoyuki (2019) Dynamics of Arsenic in Rivers Caused by Mt. Ioyama Eruption, Miyazaki Prefecture. Journal of Environmental Chemistry, 29 (4) 183-188 doi:10.5985/jec.29.183
Plain TextTAKAKURA, Ryo, SHOZUGAWA, Katsumi, HORI, Mayumi, YANG, Pianpian, MATSUO, Motoyuki (2019) Dynamics of Arsenic in Rivers Caused by Mt. Ioyama Eruption, Miyazaki Prefecture. Journal of Environmental Chemistry, 29 (4) 183-188 doi:10.5985/jec.29.183
In(2019, December) Journal of Environmental Chemistry Vol. 29 (4) Japan Society for Environmental Chemistry

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