Metal availability in a highly contaminated, dredged-sediment disposal site: Field measurements and geochemical modeling
Authors:
- Julie LionsJLJulie Lions
- Valérie GuérinVGValérie Guérin
- Philippe BataillardPBPhilippe Bataillard
- Jan van der LeeJLJan van der Lee
- Agnès LaboudigueALAgnès Laboudigue
- 1 September 2010
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Environmental Pollution
- Vol. 158 (9) , 2857-2864
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