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4‑4.Computer simulation of clay‑water system : Behavior of H2O molecules on Kaoline mineral surfaces

著者 Shiraki Koichi, Kawamura Katsuyuki, Tomita Katsutoshi

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Water and Soil Environments ; Microorganizms play an important role

page range 243‑248

year 2003‑01‑01

URL http://hdl.handle.net/2297/5995

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