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11、lid arsenicwasteswasintroduced.Common solid arsenic bearing wastes include arsenic trioxide, calcium arsenate, arsenic sul-phide, arsenicferrihydriteand scordite residues.Stability and disposal methods of the arsenicwastes were re-viewed.Keywords:solidarsenicbearing aastes;stability;disposalmethod g 454 B :%8c “l #) ZE
