Relationship of arsenic and chromium availability with carbon functional groups, aluminum and iron in Little Washita River Experimental Watershed Reservoirs, Oklahoma, USA

Ngatia, Lucy W.; Oliveira, Luciana Magda de; Betiku, Omolola C.; Fu, Riqiang; Moriasi, Daniel N.; Steiner, Jean L.; Verser, Jerry A; Taylor, Robert W.

doi:10.1016/j.ecoenv.2020.111468

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Relationship of arsenic and chromium availability with carbon functional groups, aluminum and iron in Little Washita River Experimental Watershed Reservoirs, Oklahoma, USA

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