Cr(VI)-calcite coprecipitation: implications for the use of Cr isotopes as paleoclimatic proxy

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Cr(VI)-calcite coprecipitation: implications for the use of Cr isotopes as paleoclimatic proxy. / Rodler, Alexandra; Dietzel, Martin; Frei, Robert.

2013. Abstract fra PhD Conference University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Danmark.

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Rodler, A, Dietzel, M & Frei, R 2013, 'Cr(VI)-calcite coprecipitation: implications for the use of Cr isotopes as paleoclimatic proxy', PhD Conference University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Danmark, 08/11/2013.

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Rodler, A., Dietzel, M., & Frei, R. (2013). Cr(VI)-calcite coprecipitation: implications for the use of Cr isotopes as paleoclimatic proxy. Abstract fra PhD Conference University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Danmark.

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Rodler A, Dietzel M, Frei R. Cr(VI)-calcite coprecipitation: implications for the use of Cr isotopes as paleoclimatic proxy. 2013. Abstract fra PhD Conference University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Danmark.

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Rodler, Alexandra ; Dietzel, Martin ; Frei, Robert. / Cr(VI)-calcite coprecipitation: implications for the use of Cr isotopes as paleoclimatic proxy. Abstract fra PhD Conference University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Danmark.

Bibtex

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AU - Dietzel, Martin

AU - Frei, Robert

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