Podzolisation mechanisms and the synthesis of imogolite in northern Scandinavia
Authors:
- J.P. GustafssonJGJ.P. Gustafsson
- P. BhattacharyaPBP. Bhattacharya
- D.C. BainDBD.C. Bain
- A.R. FraserAFA.R. Fraser
- W.J. McHardyWMW.J. McHardy
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