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    Extreme34S-Anreicherungen in gelöstem Sulfat von Grundwässern im Umfeld einer Altmülldeponie

    J. D. Arneth, J. Hoefs in The Science of Nature (1989)

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    Anomal hohe 13C-Gehalte in gelöstem Bicarbonat von Grundwässern im Umfeld einer Altmülldeponie

    J. D. Arneth, J. Hoefs in Naturwissenschaften (1988)

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    Main Contaminants and Priority Pollutants from Waste Sites: Criteria for Selection with the Aim of Assessment on the Groundwater Path

    Many, particularly organic substances found in groundwaters contaminated by waste sites are exclusively anthropogenic. Thus, on the contrary to many inorganic substances, their mere presence downstream of a co...

    R. Schleyer, J.-D. Arneth, H. Kerndorff, G. Milde in Contaminated Soil ’88 (1988)

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    Groundwater Contamination by Abandoned Waste Disposal Sites: Detection and Possibilities of Standardized Assessment

    Groundwater contamination by abandoned waste disposal sites is of outstanding importance, because groundwater is the main resource of drinking water in the Federal Republic of Germany. Therefore, following the...

    H. Kerndorff, G. Milde, R. Schleyer, J.-D. Arneth, H. Dieter… in Contaminated Soil ’88 (1988)

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    Reduced Carbon Compounds in Sediments State of the Art Report

    As suggested by the title of this volume, there is a widespread suspicion that certain types of Precambrian sedimentary mineral deposits may in part owe their origin to the activity of contemporaneous microorg...

    J. H. Oehler, J.-D. Arneth, G. Eglinton… in Mineral Deposits and the Evolution of the … (1982)