Escalating health risk of thallium and arsenic from farmland contamination fueled by cement-making activities: A hidden but significant source
Yuchen Zhou(Guangzhou University), Tangfu Xiao(Guangzhou University), Jingye She(Sun Yat-sen University), Xudong Wei(Guangzhou University), Weilong Zhang(Qingdao University), Shixing Ren(Guangdong University of Technology), Jingzi Beiyuan(Foshan University), Xiao Yang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Juan Liu(Guizhou University), Yu Liu(Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine), Lezhang Wei(Guangzhou University), Jin Wang(Hefei University of Technology)
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