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Wang, Ning, Fang, Di, Zheng, Guanyu, Liang, Jianru, Zhou, Lixiang (2019) A novel approach coupling ferrous iron bio-oxidation and ferric iron chemo-reduction to promote biomineralization in simulated acidic mine drainage. RSC Advances, 9 (9). 5083-5090 doi:10.1039/c8ra09887e

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TitleA novel approach coupling ferrous iron bio-oxidation and ferric iron chemo-reduction to promote biomineralization in simulated acidic mine drainage
JournalRSC Advances
AuthorsWang, NingAuthor
Fang, DiAuthor
Zheng, GuanyuAuthor
Liang, JianruAuthor
Zhou, LixiangAuthor
Year2019Volume9
Issue9
PublisherRoyal Society of Chemistry (RSC)
DOIdoi:10.1039/c8ra09887eSearch in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceWang, Ning, Fang, Di, Zheng, Guanyu, Liang, Jianru, Zhou, Lixiang (2019) A novel approach coupling ferrous iron bio-oxidation and ferric iron chemo-reduction to promote biomineralization in simulated acidic mine drainage. RSC Advances, 9 (9). 5083-5090 doi:10.1039/c8ra09887e
Plain TextWang, Ning, Fang, Di, Zheng, Guanyu, Liang, Jianru, Zhou, Lixiang (2019) A novel approach coupling ferrous iron bio-oxidation and ferric iron chemo-reduction to promote biomineralization in simulated acidic mine drainage. RSC Advances, 9 (9). 5083-5090 doi:10.1039/c8ra09887e
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