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Gerbig, Chase A., Kim, Christopher S., Stegemeier, John P., Ryan, Joseph N., Aiken, George R. (2011) Formation of Nanocolloidal Metacinnabar in Mercury-DOM-Sulfide Systems. Environmental Science & Technology, 45 (21). 9180-9187 doi:10.1021/es201837h

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TitleFormation of Nanocolloidal Metacinnabar in Mercury-DOM-Sulfide Systems
JournalEnvironmental Science & Technology
AuthorsGerbig, Chase A.Author
Kim, Christopher S.Author
Stegemeier, John P.Author
Ryan, Joseph N.Author
Aiken, George R.Author
Year2011 (November)Volume45
Issue21
PublisherAmerican Chemical Society (ACS)
DOIdoi:10.1021/es201837hSearch in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceGerbig, Chase A., Kim, Christopher S., Stegemeier, John P., Ryan, Joseph N., Aiken, George R. (2011) Formation of Nanocolloidal Metacinnabar in Mercury-DOM-Sulfide Systems. Environmental Science & Technology, 45 (21). 9180-9187 doi:10.1021/es201837h
Plain TextGerbig, Chase A., Kim, Christopher S., Stegemeier, John P., Ryan, Joseph N., Aiken, George R. (2011) Formation of Nanocolloidal Metacinnabar in Mercury-DOM-Sulfide Systems. Environmental Science & Technology, 45 (21). 9180-9187 doi:10.1021/es201837h
In(2011, November) Environmental Science & Technology Vol. 45 (21) American Chemical Society (ACS)

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