Deriving and simulating the coupled biogeochemical and hydrologic processes governing Arsenic transport within evolving sedimentary basins of Southeast Asia
Benjamin D. Kocar(Stanford University), Scott Fendorf(Stanford University), Mengieng Ung(National University of Singapore), Bunseang Suy(Cambodia Development Resource Institute), Kongkea Phan(Cambodia Development Resource Institute), S. G. Benner(Boise State University), Matthew L. Polizzotto(Stanford University), M. Sampson, Sovithia Samreth, Samantha C. Ying(University of California, Riverside)
Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta Supplement
July 1, 2008
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