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5. Sorption of personal care products to river sediment and toxic effects on benthic organisms Chironom

Sorption of personal care products to river sediment and toxic effects on benthic organisms Chironom

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：mantisli

【作 者】

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Ikumi Tamurai Masayo Nishida Yoshiko Hirata Yutaka Kameda Kumiko Kimura Hiroshi Yamamoto 

【机 构】

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Faculty of Integrated Arts & Sciences,University of Tokushima,Tokushima,Japan

【出 处】

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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】

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2010年4期

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