What does DOM stand for?

Dissolved Organic Matter

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Intended for students and fellow researchers, this volume describes the laboratory methods used to analyze seawater for such compounds as dissolved organic carbon, complex chromomorphic dissolved organic matter, iron species and other trace metals, man-made organic contaminants, climate-relevant DMS compounds and pharmaceutical compounds.

Practical guidelines for the analysis of seawater

2007), and in the chemical composition of pore-water pigments and dissolved organic matter (Leeben et al.

Phosphorus flux in Lake Peipsi sensu stricto, Eastern ...

When delta water containing dissolved organic matter is treated for drinking supplies, it forms something called "disinfection byproducts," compounds that are carcinogenic.

California eyes cattails to combat climate change

Removal efficiency was not simply a function of organic matter molecular mass, but also of the nature of the dissolved organic matter.

Treatment efficiency of eucalypt kraft pulp bleaching effluents: ...

The goal is to understand how plants affect the survival of human-based intestinal micro-organisms, biochemical oxygen demand (BOD), and dissolved organic matter.

Scientists investigate microbial levels near on-site wastewater ...

From the ratios of right- to left-handed amino acids in seawater, McCarthy and his colleagues conclude that a substantial fraction of the dissolved organic matter comes from bacteria.

What's in ocean water? Shards of bacteria

The aim of the current study was to investigate the relationships between the attenuation, absorption, and scattering coefficients and the concentrations of chlorophyll a (Chl a), SPM, dissolved organic matter (CDOM), and oil products.

Optical and physical properties of coastal water and their relations ...

The report develops an empirical model of the relationship among chlorine, pH, and reaction time of unknown TOX in chlorinated waters, assesses the impact of bromide and iodide on TOX, and characterizes natural dissolved organic matter molecules.

Characterization of total organic halogen produced during ...