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Moropoulou, A., Bisbikou, K., Torfs, K., Van Grieken, R. (1998) Atmospheric Deposition as Decay Factor for the Demeter Sanctuary Ruins in the Industrial Atmosphere of Eleusis, Greece. Environmental Technology, 19 (10). 1039-1047 doi:10.1080/09593331908616761

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TitleAtmospheric Deposition as Decay Factor for the Demeter Sanctuary Ruins in the Industrial Atmosphere of Eleusis, Greece
JournalEnvironmental Technology
AuthorsMoropoulou, A.Author
Bisbikou, K.Author
Torfs, K.Author
Van Grieken, R.Author
Year1998 (October)Volume19
Issue10
PublisherInforma UK Limited
DOIdoi:10.1080/09593331908616761Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceMoropoulou, A., Bisbikou, K., Torfs, K., Van Grieken, R. (1998) Atmospheric Deposition as Decay Factor for the Demeter Sanctuary Ruins in the Industrial Atmosphere of Eleusis, Greece. Environmental Technology, 19 (10). 1039-1047 doi:10.1080/09593331908616761
Plain TextMoropoulou, A., Bisbikou, K., Torfs, K., Van Grieken, R. (1998) Atmospheric Deposition as Decay Factor for the Demeter Sanctuary Ruins in the Industrial Atmosphere of Eleusis, Greece. Environmental Technology, 19 (10). 1039-1047 doi:10.1080/09593331908616761
In(1998, October) Environmental Technology Vol. 19 (10) Informa UK Limited

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