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Primary questions about treatment of humus-rich ground water. Formation and properties of humic substances
Abstract. The brown colour of water is usually a sign of high humus and iron content. End products of microbial degradation of plants and animals are called humus. Humic substances are a series of relatively high-molecular-weight, brown to black coloured substances formed by a secondary synthesis reaction. A substantial fraction of the mass of humic substance is in carboxylic acid functional groups, which endow these molecules with an ability to chelate positively charged multivalent ions (Mg2+, Ca2+, Fe2+ and most other trace elements).
Printed reference: Ivanitsky A., Lakso E. Primary questions about treatment of humus-rich ground water. Formation and properties of humic substances // Vestnik of MSTU. 1998. V. 1, No 2. P. -.
Electronic reference: Ivanitsky A., Lakso E. Primary questions about treatment of humus-rich ground water. Formation and properties of humic substances // Vestnik of MSTU. 1998. V. 1, No 2. P. -. URL: http://vestnik.mstu.edu.ru/v01_2_n02/articles/06_simon.zip.