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Nanomaterials (Basel, Switzerland)|January 16, 2019

Simultaneous Generation of Complex Structured Curve BeamJun Wu, Xinquan Tang, Jun Xia

Nanoscale Research Letters|March 7, 2019

Simultaneous Generation of Multiple Three-Dimensional Tractor Curve BeamsJun Wu, Xinquan Tang, Jun Xia

Journal of Hazardous Materials|November 12, 2016

Enhanced biological stabilization of heavy metals in sediment using immobilized sulfate reducing bacteria beads with inner cohesive nutrientXin Li, Lihua Dai, Chang Zhang, et al.

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Nanomaterials (Basel, Switzerland)|January 16, 2019

Simultaneous Generation of Complex Structured Curve BeamJun Wu, Xinquan Tang, Jun Xia

Nanoscale Research Letters|March 7, 2019

Simultaneous Generation of Multiple Three-Dimensional Tractor Curve BeamsJun Wu, Xinquan Tang, Jun Xia

Journal of Hazardous Materials|November 12, 2016

Enhanced biological stabilization of heavy metals in sediment using immobilized sulfate reducing bacteria beads with inner cohesive nutrientXin Li, Lihua Dai, Chang Zhang, et al.

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