Surface analysis of sulfur speciation on pyrite bioleached by extreme thermophile Acidianus manzaensis using Raman and XANES spectroscopy
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Lei Zheng | G. Qiu | J. Xia | Z. Nie | Huan He | Chang-li Liang | Y. Zhao | Chen-yan Ma | Yi Yang | Xiao-juan Zhao
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