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Nonequilibrium Systems In Natural Water Chemistry: A Symposium Sponsored By The Division Of Water, Air, And Waste Chemistry Of The American Chemical Society At Houston, Texas, February 24-25, 1970
Nonequilibrium Systems In Natural Water Chemistry: A Symposium Sponsored By The Division Of Water, Air, And Waste Chemistry Of The American Chemical Society At Houston, Texas, February 24-25, 1970

By J.D, L. R Hathaway, John D. Hem, Julian B. Andelman, Donald O. Whittemore, Jeffrey L. Bada, Dominic M. Di Toro, Robert V Thomann, John David Hem, HEM, François Briere, Werner Stumm, Donald Langmuir, Vance C. Kennedy, William Back, S. Y. Tyree, Thomas J. Padden, Earnest F. Gloyna, Ross W. Smith, Abraham Lerman, Elisabeth Stumm-Zollinger, Donald J. O'Connor, Yousef A. Yousef, Thomas C. Rozzell, Symposium Chairman, BRUCE B. HANSHAW, LLOYD A. SPIELMAN, HALKA BILINSKI, E. E. ANGINO, T. WORMAN

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