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224 related items for PubMed ID: 10423837

  • 41. [A study of groundwater contamination with organic fuels and potential public health impact in Itaguaí, Rio de Janeiro State, Brazil].
    Silva RL, Barra CM, Monteiro TC, Brilhante OM.
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    Hernández-Ospina DA, Osorio-González CS, Miri S, Kaur Brar S.
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    Stasik S, Wick LY, Wendt-Potthoff K.
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    Raynal M, Pruden A.
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    Yerushalmi L, Guiot SR.
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  • 60. Biodegradation of BTEX at high salinity by an enrichment culture from hypersaline sediments of Rozel Point at Great Salt Lake.
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