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Uses of speciation techniques in biomoni

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Follow-up biomonitoring after accidental

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Prenatal exposures to environmental chem

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[Water Quality Measurements] Rapid Chemi

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✍ Gonzalez, Catherine; Greenwood, Richard; Quevauviller, Philippe 📂 Article 📅 2009 🏛 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd 🌐 English ⚖ 591 KB

Developments in legislation to protect the aquatic environment, including surface waters, ground water, the coastal zone, and wetlands, make effective monitoring of water quality essential. Thus the development and validation of cost-effective technologies and methodologies that can be adopted widel

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Developments in legislation to protect the aquatic environment, including surface waters, ground water, the coastal zone, and wetlands, make effective monitoring of water quality essential. Thus the development and validation of cost-effective technologies and methodologies that can be adopted widel