Is bimolecular reduction of divalent mercury complexes possible in aqueous systems of environmental importance?

Katarina Gårdfeldt; Mats Johnsson

Is bimolecular reduction of divalent mercury complexes possible in aqueous systems of environmental importance?
Journal article, 2003

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Katarina Gårdfeldt

University of Gothenburg

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Mats Johnsson

Journal of Physical Chemistry A

Vol. 107 4478-4482

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Physical Chemistry

Chemical Sciences

Environmental Sciences

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Is bimolecular reduction of divalent mercury complexes possible in aqueous systems of environmental importance? Journal article, 2003