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Dimitrova, Dimitrina, Mladenova, Vassilka, Hecht, Lutz (2019) Efflorescent Sulfate Crystallization on Fractured and Polished Colloform Pyrite Surfaces: A Migration Pathway of Trace Elements. Minerals, 10 (1) 12 doi:10.3390/min10010012

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TitleEfflorescent Sulfate Crystallization on Fractured and Polished Colloform Pyrite Surfaces: A Migration Pathway of Trace Elements
JournalMinerals
AuthorsDimitrova, DimitrinaAuthor
Mladenova, VassilkaAuthor
Hecht, LutzAuthor
Year2019 (December 21)Volume10
Issue1
PublisherMDPI AG
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Full ReferenceDimitrova, Dimitrina, Mladenova, Vassilka, Hecht, Lutz (2019) Efflorescent Sulfate Crystallization on Fractured and Polished Colloform Pyrite Surfaces: A Migration Pathway of Trace Elements. Minerals, 10 (1) 12 doi:10.3390/min10010012
Plain TextDimitrova, Dimitrina, Mladenova, Vassilka, Hecht, Lutz (2019) Efflorescent Sulfate Crystallization on Fractured and Polished Colloform Pyrite Surfaces: A Migration Pathway of Trace Elements. Minerals, 10 (1) 12 doi:10.3390/min10010012
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