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Characterization of Zinc, Lead, andnCadmium in Mine Waste: nImplications for Transport, Exposure,nand Bioavailability 矿山废弃物中锌、铅和镉的表征：对运输、暴露和生物利用度的影响

Figshare Pub Date : 2016-02-29 DOI: 10.1021/es0626943.s001

Laurel A. Schaider (2489815), David B. Senn (2142055), Daniel J. Brabander (2489809), Kathleen D. McCarthy (2489812), James P. Shine (2315563)

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