Composition of soil organic matter lipids
It is shown that the lipid fraction of soil organic matter consists of molecular fragments of aliphatic, O,N-alkyl, aromatic, and carboxyl groups, chlorophyll and/or chlorophyll-like pigments. The 13 C-NMR data show that an increase in the degree of hydromorphism leads to an increase in the proporti...
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| description | It is shown that the lipid fraction of soil organic matter consists of molecular fragments of aliphatic, O,N-alkyl, aromatic, and carboxyl groups, chlorophyll and/or chlorophyll-like pigments. The
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C-NMR data show that an increase in the degree of hydromorphism leads to an increase in the proportion of unsaturated components (-C=C-; -Ar). The paramagnetic activity of lipids is assessed. It is established that unpaired electrons are present only in the structure of the lipid fraction of organogenic horizons. |
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