An edition of Introducing new technologies for abatement of global mercury pollution in Latin America (1997)

Introducing new technologies for abatement of global mercury pollution in Latin America

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CETEM/CNPq
Language
English
Pages
94

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Subjects

Mercury

Places

Latin America
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Cover of: Introducing new technologies for abatement of global mercury pollution in Latin America
Introducing new technologies for abatement of global mercury pollution in Latin America
1997, CETEM/CNPq
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Edition Notes

"UNIDO, United Nations Industrial Development Organization ; UBC, University of British Columbia".

Includes bibliographical references.

Published in
Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brazil

Classifications

Library of Congress
TD887.M37 V45 1997

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Pagination
xiii, 94 p. :
Number of pages
94

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL25360161M
ISBN 10
8572271007
ISBN 13
9788572271004
LCCN
2011310602

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