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Heavy metal accumulation in soil near a lead smelter in North China Plain

来源 :环境毒理与环境化学国际学术研讨会——亚太分会2010年会(SETAC Asia/Pacific2010) | 被引量 : 0次 | 上传用户：A123456_gam
【作 者】
：
Weiqing Xing Yongliang Ran Shuang Liang Lei Zhu Liping Li 
【机 构】
：
HenanUniversityofTechnology,Zhengzhou,Henan450001,China
【出 处】
：
环境毒理与环境化学国际学术研讨会——亚太分会2010年会(SETAC Asia/Pacific2010)
【发表日期】
：
2010年6期
【关键词】
：
Lead Smelter Heavy metal Accumulation Soil 
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