Second-Order Model to Predict Microbial Degradation of Organic Compounds in Natural Waters
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George L. Baughman | W. Steen | G. Baughman | D. F. Paris | J. T. Barnett | Doris F. Paris | William C. Steen | John T. Barnett | J. Barnett
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