Potentially toxic elements content in the surficial marine sediment (peloid) from Makirina bay (central Adriatic)

Author： Komar D.  

Publisher： Edp Sciences

E-ISSN： 2267-1242|1|issue|16006-16006

ISSN： 2267-1242

Source： E3S Web of conferences, Vol.1, Iss.issue, 2013-04, pp. : 16006-16006

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