Grzywnowicz, 2012 - Google Patents
Potential Environmental Management of Waste Products from Exploratory Drilling ActivitiesGrzywnowicz, 2012
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- Grzywnowicz I
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- Ecological Chemistry and Engineering. A
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The investigations were undertaken to assess increasing amounts of waste products generated during drilling and supplied to the soil in respect of potential soil and plant contamination with some elements, and determining the effect of salinization degree on …
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