Dependence of Arsenic Fate and Transport on Biogeochemical Heterogeneity Arising from the Physical Structure of Soils and Sediments
Yoko Masue‐Slowey(Stanford University), Scott Fendorf(Stanford University), Benjamin D. Kocar(Stanford University), Samantha C. Ying(University of California, Riverside), Céline Pallud(University of California, Berkeley)
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