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Uzarowicz, Łukasz, Zagórski, Zbigniew, Mendak, Emilia, Bartmiński, Piotr, Szara, Ewa, Kondras, Marek, Oktaba, Lidia, Turek, Agnieszka, Rogoziński, Radosław (2017) Technogenic soils (Technosols) developed from fly ash and bottom ash from thermal power stations combusting bituminous coal and lignite. Part I. Properties, classification, and indicators of early pedogenesis. CATENA, 157. 75-89 doi:10.1016/j.catena.2017.05.010

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TitleTechnogenic soils (Technosols) developed from fly ash and bottom ash from thermal power stations combusting bituminous coal and lignite. Part I. Properties, classification, and indicators of early pedogenesis
JournalCATENA
AuthorsUzarowicz, ŁukaszAuthor
Zagórski, ZbigniewAuthor
Mendak, EmiliaAuthor
Bartmiński, PiotrAuthor
Szara, EwaAuthor
Kondras, MarekAuthor
Oktaba, LidiaAuthor
Turek, AgnieszkaAuthor
Rogoziński, RadosławAuthor
Year2017 (October)Volume157
PublisherElsevier BV
DOIdoi:10.1016/j.catena.2017.05.010Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceUzarowicz, Łukasz, Zagórski, Zbigniew, Mendak, Emilia, Bartmiński, Piotr, Szara, Ewa, Kondras, Marek, Oktaba, Lidia, Turek, Agnieszka, Rogoziński, Radosław (2017) Technogenic soils (Technosols) developed from fly ash and bottom ash from thermal power stations combusting bituminous coal and lignite. Part I. Properties, classification, and indicators of early pedogenesis. CATENA, 157. 75-89 doi:10.1016/j.catena.2017.05.010
Plain TextUzarowicz, Łukasz, Zagórski, Zbigniew, Mendak, Emilia, Bartmiński, Piotr, Szara, Ewa, Kondras, Marek, Oktaba, Lidia, Turek, Agnieszka, Rogoziński, Radosław (2017) Technogenic soils (Technosols) developed from fly ash and bottom ash from thermal power stations combusting bituminous coal and lignite. Part I. Properties, classification, and indicators of early pedogenesis. CATENA, 157. 75-89 doi:10.1016/j.catena.2017.05.010
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