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  • 4. Evaluation of environmental compatibility of EAFD using different leaching standards.
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  • 11. Release dynamic process identification for a cement based material in various leaching conditions. Part I. Influence of leaching conditions on the release amount.
    Barna R, Rethy Z, Tiruta-Barna L.
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  • 13. Leaching of boron, arsenic and selenium from sedimentary rocks: II. pH dependence, speciation and mechanisms of release.
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  • 16. Effect of contact time on the release of contaminants from granular waste materials during column leaching experiments.
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  • 19. Assessing arsenic leachability from pulverized cement concrete produced from arsenic-laden solid CalSiCo-sludge.
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