• pH Dependence of CH3Hg+-binding Sites in Humic Acid: An X-ray Absorption Study
  • Yoon, Soh-Joung;Bleam, William F.;
  • Mineral Resources Research Department, Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral Resources;Department of Soil Science, University of Wisconsin;
  • pH에 따른 부식유기산의 메틸수은 결합 리간드 변화: X-선 흡수분석
  • 윤소정;;
  • 한국지질자원연구원 광물자원연구실;위스콘신대학교 토양학과;
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