How redox conditions and irradiation affect sorption of PAHs by dispersed fullerenes (nC60).
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Melanie Kah | Thorsten Hüffer | Thilo Hofmann | Torsten C Schmidt | T. Hofmann | M. Kah | Thorsten Hüffer | T. Schmidt
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