Surface reactivity of poorly-ordered minerals in podzol B horizons
Authors:
- Erik KarltunEKErik Karltun
- Derek C BainDBDerek C Bain
- Jon Petter GustafssonJGJon Petter Gustafsson
- Hannu MannerkoskiHMHannu Mannerkoski
- Enver MuradEMEnver Murad
- Ursel WagnerUWUrsel Wagner
- Anthony R FraserAFAnthony R Fraser
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