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Dissolved Organic Matter in Biogeochemical Models of the Ocean
1993Recent developments in high temperature catalytic oxidation techniques (Sugimura and Suzuki, 1988) have raised a number of questions about dissolved organic carbon (DOC). Several key aspects of the DOC pool are still unknown, including its size (Martin & Fitzwater, 1992; Ogawa & Ogura, 1992) and turnover rates (Kirchman et al., 1991; Kepkay & Wells ...
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Interactions of diuron with dissolved organic matter from organic amendments
Science of The Total Environment, 2009Diuron is frequently detected in some drinking water reservoirs under the Burgundy vineyards, where organic amendments are applied. The environmental effect of these amendments on pesticide transport is ambiguous: on the one hand it could enhance their retention by increasing soil organic carbon content; on the other hand, dissolved organic matter (DOM)
Mathieu, Thevenot +4 more
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Kinetics of Desorption of Organic Compounds from Dissolved Organic Matter
Environmental Science & Technology, 2011This study presents a new experimental technique for measuring rates of desorption of organic compounds from dissolved organic matter (DOM) such as humic substances. The method is based on a fast solid-phase extraction of the freely dissolved fraction of a solute when the solution is flushed through a polymer-coated capillary. The extraction interferes
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Cosorption study of organic pollutants and dissolved organic matter in a soil
Environmental Pollution, 2006In this study we have evaluated the effects of dissolved organic matter (DOM) on sorption of imidacloprid, 3,4-dichloroaniline (3,4-DCA) and 4-bromoaniline (4-BA) on a typical calcareous soil (Luvic Xerosol) from south-eastern Spain. Two different types of DOM were used, that is to say, dissolved natural organic matter extracts from a commercial peat ...
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Science of The Total Environment
Dissolved Organic Matter (DOM) is easily adsorbed and transformed by soil minerals and is an important redox-active component of soil and sediment. However, the effects of the molecular weight of DOM on the interface between MnO2 and DOM remain unclear.
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Dissolved Organic Matter (DOM) is easily adsorbed and transformed by soil minerals and is an important redox-active component of soil and sediment. However, the effects of the molecular weight of DOM on the interface between MnO2 and DOM remain unclear.
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