Dissolved organic matter (DOM) in soils plays an important role in the biogeochemistry of
carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus, in pedogenesis, and in the transport of pollutants in soils …

The relationship between soluble and particulate phosphorus was examined for 9 major UK
rivers including 26 major tributaries and 68 monitoring points, covering wide-ranging rural …

The effects of anthropogenic activities, industrialization and urbanization on the
accumulation of heavy metals and nutrients in sediments and water of rivers in the Pearl …

Some farm wastes have been analysed for their fluorescence properties using fluorescence
excitation–matrix (EEM) spectroscopy. Farm wastes investigated were silage liquor, pig and …

Fifteen freshwater samples containing significant concentrations of dissolved organic carbon—
[DOC]—were titrated with copper under standardised conditions (pH 6 and 7), and …

Humic acids (HAs) content of raw water is an important analytical parameter in water
treatment facilities because HAs in the presence of chlorine may lead to the formation of …

This study provides the first detailed estimate of riverine organic carbon fluxes in British
rivers, as well as highlighting major gaps in organic carbon data in national archives …

This presents the longest, consistent records of dissolved organic carbon in rivers ever
published. This study presents long-term records of organic matter as indicated by water …

Organic matter (OM) in water is composed of two major fractions: dissolved and non-
dissolved, defined on the basis of the isolation technique using filters (0.1–0.7 μm) …

Throughout the world, estuaries and coastal waters have experienced degradation. Present
proposed remedial measures based on engineering and technological fix are not likely to …