Petrographic and spectroscopic characterization of phosphate-stabilized mine tailings from Leadville, Colorado
Authors:
- L GallagherLGL Gallagher
- T.T EighmyTET.T Eighmy
- B.S CrannellBCB.S Crannell
- J.R KrzanowskiJKJ.R Krzanowski
- L.G ButlerLBL.G Butler
- F.K CartledgeFCF.K Cartledge
- E.F EmeryEEE.F Emery
- E.L ShawESE.L Shaw
- C.A FrancisCFC.A Francis
- 1 January 2002
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Waste Management
- Vol. 22 (2) , 117-135
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