Observations and assessment of iron oxide and green rust nanoparticles in metal-polluted mine drainage within a steep redox gradient
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Michael F. Hochella | Manuel A. Caraballo | Kirsten Küsel | M. Hochella | K. Küsel | M. Caraballo | Carol A. Johnson | Gina Freyer | Maria Fabisch | C. Johnson | M. Fabisch | G. Freyer | Maria Fabisch
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