Probing into the geochemical fractionation of rare earth elements (REE) in contrasting soils with black shale outcrops and its environmental implications
Authors:
- Wei WeiWWWei Wei
- Sixiang LingSLSixiang Ling
- Xiaoning LiXLXiaoning Li
- Chunwei SunChunwei Sun
- Yue JiaoYJYue Jiao
- Xiyong WuXWXiyong Wu
- 29 March 2025
- journal article
- Published by Springer Nature in Environmental Earth Sciences
- Vol. 84 (7)
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Funding Information
- Sichuan Science and Technology Program (2025ZNSFSC1209, 2023YFS0364, 2023ZYD0155, 2024YFHZ0154, 2025ZNSFSC1209, 2023YFS0364, 2023ZYD0155, 2024YFHZ0154, 2025ZNSFSC1209, 2023YFS0364, 2023ZYD0155, 2024YFHZ0154)
- Xizang Science and Technology Program (XZ202401ZY0097, XZ202403ZY0010, XZ202401ZY0097, XZ202403ZY0010)
- National Natural Science Foundation of China (42377198, 42077271, 42377198, 42077271)
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