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318 related items for PubMed ID: 23680269

  • 1. Mercury leaching characteristics of waste treatment residues generated from various sources in Korea.
    Cho JH, Eom Y, Park JM, Lee SB, Hong JH, Lee TG.
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  • 13. Physical and chemical characterization of fly ashes from Swiss waste incineration plants and determination of the ash fraction in the nanometer range.
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