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197 related items for PubMed ID: 18441788

  • 1. The role of condensed carbonaceous materials on the sorption of hydrophobic organic contaminants in subsurface sediments.
    Jeong S, Wander MM, Kleineidam S, Grathwohl P, Ligouis BS, Werth CJ.
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  • 11. Impact of coal structural heterogeneity on the nonideal sorption of organic contaminants.
    Shi X, Fu H, Li Y, Mao J, Zheng S, Zhu D.
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  • 12. In situ sorption of hydrophobic organic compounds to sediment amended with activated carbon.
    Kupryianchyk D, Rakowska MI, Grotenhuis JT, Koelmans AA.
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  • 13. Black carbon and kerogen in soils and sediments. 1. Quantification and characterization.
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  • 16. Impact of kerogen heterogeneity on sorption of organic pollutants. 2. Sorption equilibria.
    Yang C, Yu Z, Xiao B, Huang W, Fu J, Dang Z.
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  • 17. Sorption of organic compounds to fresh and field-aged activated carbons in soils and sediments.
    Oen AM, Beckingham B, Ghosh U, Kruså ME, Luthy RG, Hartnik T, Henriksen T, Cornelissen G.
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  • 19. Strong sorption of native PAHs to pyrogenic and unburned carbonaceous geosorbents in sediments.
    Cornelissen G, Breedveld GD, Kalaitzidis S, Christanis K, Kibsgaard A, Oen AM.
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  • 20. Kerogen in aquifer material and its strong sorption for nonionic organic pollutants.
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