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Remediation of heavy metal contaminated groundwater originated from abandoned mine using lime and calcium carbonate

DOI

130

Citations

24

References

2006

Year

Minhee Lee, In Sung Paik, Insu Kim, Hyunmin Kang, Sanghoon Lee
Journal of Hazardous Materials

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