journal article·2026-04

Atypical adsorption of trivalent chromium on synthetic carbonated hydroxyapatite

Gabriele Sarapajevaite, Evelina Veiveryte, Lidija Turilinaite, Tadas Dambrauskas

Ceramics International· Volume 52· Issue 10
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