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Organo-metal Reactions and their Geochemical Significance,Humic compounds react with a variety of metals to form organo-metal complexes of various sta bilities. The solubility, precipitation, mobility, migration, recycling, redistribution, and concentration of metal ions are all influenced by these reactions.

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Reihe Rechtswissenschaft ab Bd. 209ex, geologically stable biogeopolymers known as humic compounds. These compounds are one of the most abundant and widespread groups of naturally occurring organic com pounds in the biosphere. They play many distinct and varied roles in biogeochemistry, participating in numerous reactions, many of wh

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H. v. Euler,W. Franke,R. Nilsson,K. Zeilealuable sources of information that can be used to determine the contemporary and paleoenvironmental conditions and processes of sedimentary strata. However, very few geologists realize that naturally occurring organic compounds are more sensitive to fluctuations in environmental forces than the min

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-59448-3 Humic compounds also play a unique role in the fertility of coastal waters by strongly influencing the primary productivity of nearshore areas. The oceans of the world are complex ecosystems, exhibiting a high degree of temporal and spatial variability in most chemical, physical, and biological par

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