Comparison of the heavy metal sorptive properties of three types of immobilized, non-variable saccharomyces cerevisiae biomas/

Comparison of the heavy metal sorptive properties of three types of immobilized, non-variable saccharomyces cerevisiae biomas/

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Main Authors:	174606 Stoll, A., Duncan, J. R.
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Subjects:	Heavy metals Immobilized cells Bioremediation

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