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Frömmichen, R., Kellner, S., Friese, K. (2003) Sediment Conditioning with Organic and/or Inorganic Carbon Sources as a First Step in Alkalinity Generation of Acid Mine Pit Lake Water (pH 2−3). Environmental Science & Technology, 37 (7). 1414-1421 doi:10.1021/es026131c

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TitleSediment Conditioning with Organic and/or Inorganic Carbon Sources as a First Step in Alkalinity Generation of Acid Mine Pit Lake Water (pH 2−3)
JournalEnvironmental Science & Technology
AuthorsFrömmichen, R.Author
Kellner, S.Author
Friese, K.Author
Year2003 (April)Volume37
Issue7
PublisherAmerican Chemical Society (ACS)
DOIdoi:10.1021/es026131cSearch in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceFrömmichen, R., Kellner, S., Friese, K. (2003) Sediment Conditioning with Organic and/or Inorganic Carbon Sources as a First Step in Alkalinity Generation of Acid Mine Pit Lake Water (pH 2−3). Environmental Science & Technology, 37 (7). 1414-1421 doi:10.1021/es026131c
Plain TextFrömmichen, R., Kellner, S., Friese, K. (2003) Sediment Conditioning with Organic and/or Inorganic Carbon Sources as a First Step in Alkalinity Generation of Acid Mine Pit Lake Water (pH 2−3). Environmental Science & Technology, 37 (7). 1414-1421 doi:10.1021/es026131c
In(2003, April) Environmental Science & Technology Vol. 37 (7) American Chemical Society (ACS)

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