January 1, 2014

Structural characterization of dissolved organic matter: a review of current techniques for isolation and analysis

EMElizabeth C. MinorUniversity of Minnesota, Duluth MSMichael M. SwensonTrinity College Dublin BMBruce MattsonCreighton University

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Current approaches to isolation and structural characterization of natural dissolved organic matter are presented and evaluated for strengths and weaknesses.

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