Apatite and Chitin Amendments Promote Microbial Activity and Augment Metal Removal in Marine Sediments

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"Apatite and Chitin Amendments Promote Microbial Activity and Augment Metal Removal in Marine Sediments"
written by Jinjun Kan, Anna Obraztsova, Yanbing Wang, Jim Leather, Kirk G. Scheckel, Kenneth H. Nealson, Y. Meriah Arias-Thode,
published by Open Journal of Metal, Vol.3 No.2A, 2013

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