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Voltammetric tools for trace element speciation in fresh waters: methodologies, outcomes and future perspectives

Monticelli et al., 2015

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6853747217912202919
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Monticelli D
Caprara S
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Environmental Chemistry

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Environmental context Trace elements are ubiquitous in natural waters where their levels are highly variable depending on natural factors and anthropogenic pollution. The chemical form of the element determines its behaviour in the environment and whether it is likely to …
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