Dissolved organic matter (DOM) exchange in the sediment-water interface of estuaries is
essential for the global elemental cycle. To clarify the interface DOM processing, this study …

Interactions between chemodiverse dissolved organic matter (DOM) and biodiverse
microbes are governed by a myriad of intrinsic and extrinsic factors which are not well …

Pyrogenic dissolved organic matter (pyDOM) is known to be an important biogeochemical
constituent of aquatic ecosystems and the carbon cycle. While recent studies have …

Pyrogenic organic matter (pyOM) is the solid residue left after pyrolysis of organic matter, a
process occurring in nature during forest fires. Upon rain events, pyrogenic dissolved …

Dissolved black carbon (DBC) is the remobilized soluble fraction of black carbon (BC). DBC,
present in all aquatic environments, is a heterogeneous mixture of various pyrogenic …

Despite the higher potential for eutrophication of dissolved organic nitrogen (DON) than
dissolved inorganic nitrogen, the influence of the types of external carbon sources on DON …

Photodegradation processes play an important role in releasing elements tied up in
biologically refractory forms in the environment, and are increasingly being recognized as …

Runoff from rapidly melting mountain glaciers is a dominant source of riverine organic
carbon in many high‐latitude and high‐elevation regions. Glacier dissolved organic carbon …

With the increased occurrence of wildfires around the world, interest in the chemistry of
pyrogenic organic matter (pyOM) and its fate in the environment has increased. Upon …

Snow owns stronger adsorption capacity for organic pollutants compared with rain. Huge
amounts of anthropogenic dissolved organic matters (DOMs) in the atmosphere may enter …