Environment international: a journal of environmental science, risk and health

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  Año 1996, Vol. 22, Número 5

  • Correlations between acidity and molecular size distributions of an aquatic fulvic acid

    págs. 475-484

    

  • Viscosimetric and chromatographic studies of soil humic acids

    págs. 485-488

    

  • Characterization of humic substances by means of high-performance size exclusion chromatography

    págs. 489-494

    

  • Correlation between derivatographic and chemiluminescence analysis data in relation to elemental composition of humic acids

    págs. 495-500

    

  • Effects of UV-A irradiation on dissolved organic matter in humic surface waters

    págs. 501-506

    

  • Influence of humic substances on the aquatic adsorption of heavy metals on defined mineral phases

    págs. 507-518

    

  • Origin and structures of groundwater humic substances from three Danish aquifers

    págs. 519-534

    

  • Organic carbon in the boreal spring flood from adjacent subcatchments

    págs. 535-540

    

  • Seasonal variations of total organic carbon, iron, and aluminium on the Svartberget catchment in northern Sweden

    págs. 541-550

    

  • Changes in molecular weight of humic substances in the Gulf of Bothnia

    págs. 551-558

    

  • Application of humus preparations from oxyhumolite in crop production

    págs. 559-562

    

  • Impact of crop rotation and phenological periods on rhodanese activity and free sulfuric amino acids concentrations in soils under continuous rye cropping and crop rotation

    págs. 563-570

    

  • Characteristics of humic acids in bottom sediments of Lobelia lakes

    págs. 571-578

    

  • Influence of humic substances on the growth of two phytopathogenic soil fungi

    págs. 579-584

    

  • Molecular weight of humic acids as a major property of the substances influencing the accumulation rate of cadmium by a blue mussel (Mytilus edulis)

    págs. 585-590

    

  • The Humic Lake Acidification Experiment (HUMEX): main physicochemical results after five years of artificial acidification

    págs. 591-604

    

  • Biogeochemistry of sulfur in wetland peat following 3.5 y of artificial acidification (HUMEX)

    págs. 605-610

    

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

    págs. 611-618

    

  • Changes in the volume and composition of phytoplankton after experimental acidification of a humic lake

    págs. 619-628

    

  • The Humic Lake Acidification Experiment (HUMEX): impacts of acid treatment on periphyton growth and nutrient availability in Lake Skjervatjern, Norway

    págs. 629-642

    

  • The zooplankton story of humic Lake Skjervatjern during whole catchment acidification

    págs. 643-652