Phosphorus-Rich Biochars Can Transform Lead in an Urban Contaminated Soil. [electronic resource]

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Netherway, Pacian

Contributor(s):

Reichman, Suzie M
Laidlaw, Mark
Scheckel, Kirk
Pingitore, Nicholas
Gascó, Gabriel
Méndez, Ana
Surapaneni, Aravind
Paz-Ferreiro, Jorge

Producer: 20191011Description: 1091-1099 p. digitalISSN:

1537-2537

Subject(s):

Charcoal
Lead
Phosphorus
Soil
Soil Pollutants

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Available from publisher's website

In: Journal of environmental quality vol. 48

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Phosphorus-Rich Biochars Can Transform Lead in an Urban Contaminated Soil.

APA

Netherway P., Reichman S. M., Laidlaw M., Scheckel K., Pingitore N., Gascó G., Méndez A., Surapaneni A. & Paz-Ferreiro J. (20191011). Phosphorus-Rich Biochars Can Transform Lead in an Urban Contaminated Soil. : Journal of environmental quality.

Chicago

Netherway Pacian, Reichman Suzie M, Laidlaw Mark, Scheckel Kirk, Pingitore Nicholas, Gascó Gabriel, Méndez Ana, Surapaneni Aravind and Paz-Ferreiro Jorge. 20191011. Phosphorus-Rich Biochars Can Transform Lead in an Urban Contaminated Soil. : Journal of environmental quality.

Harvard

Netherway P., Reichman S. M., Laidlaw M., Scheckel K., Pingitore N., Gascó G., Méndez A., Surapaneni A. and Paz-Ferreiro J. (20191011). Phosphorus-Rich Biochars Can Transform Lead in an Urban Contaminated Soil. : Journal of environmental quality.

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Netherway Pacian, Reichman Suzie M, Laidlaw Mark, Scheckel Kirk, Pingitore Nicholas, Gascó Gabriel, Méndez Ana, Surapaneni Aravind and Paz-Ferreiro Jorge. Phosphorus-Rich Biochars Can Transform Lead in an Urban Contaminated Soil. : Journal of environmental quality. 20191011.

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