A feasibility investigation of the potential use of the "Chara process" and indigenous biota as passive polishing agents for cyanide in waste liquors at Arvida

A feasibility investigation of the potential use of the "Chara process" and indigenous biota as passive polishing agents for cyanide in waste liquors at Arvida

by Margarete A. Kalin

Part of Boojum Research Technical reports

1985

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