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Differences in the molecular composition of fulvic acid size fractions detected by size-exclusion chromatography¿on line Fourier transform ion cyclotron resonance (FTICR¿) mass spectrometry

Thorsten Reemtsma    
Anja These    
Andreas Springer    
Michael Linscheid    

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