Contrasting experimental manipulations of the acidity of catchment drainage water: Effects on interactions between humic substances, iron, and phosphate

Abiotic interactions occurring between dissolved humic substances, iron, and phosphate were investigated by addition of radioisotope tracers ( 55FeCl 3 and PO 4 3−) to surface water samples collected from catchments subjected to contrasting pH manipulations. Increases from pH 4 to circumneutral pH d...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Environment international 1996, Vol.22 (5), p.611-618
Hauptverfasser:	Shaw, Peter J., Jones, Roger I., de Haan, Henk
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Schlagworte:	Applied sciences Biological and physicochemical phenomena Exact sciences and technology Freshwater Ions Iron Natural water pollution Organic compounds Phosphates Pollution Q1 Water treatment and pollution
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