Sorption and degradation of steroid hormones in soils during transport : Column studies and model evaluation /

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Sorption and degradation of steroid hormones in soils during transport : Column studies and model evaluation /

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Autres auteurs:	Das, B. S., Hultgren, R. P., Lee, L. S., Rao, P. S. C.
Format:	Article
Langue:	English
Sujets:	Biodegradation Endocrine disruptor Kinetics Organic compounds Persistence Sandy soil Sex steroid hormone
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