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NTIS 바로가기자원환경지질 = Economic and environmental geology, v.38 no.5, 2005년, pp.587 - 597
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This review deals with arsenic chemistry and its occurrence in groundwater. Specifically, the paper gives an overview regarding chemical and physical properties of arsenic species, oxidation of As(III), geochemical processes related to the fate and transport of arsenic, arsenic leaching from soil, a...
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