In vitro tungsten bioaccessibility in Chinese residential soils: Implications for human health risk assessments and soil screening level derivation
Lei Lü(Hunan Agricultural University), Huihui Du(Shenzhen Second People's Hospital), Haojie Cui(Hunan Agricultural University), Ming Lei(Hunan Agricultural University), Yaoyu Zhou(Hunan Agricultural University)
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