Natural dissolved organic matter (DOM) in aquatic systems plays many environmental roles:
providing building blocks and energy for aquatic biota, acting as a sunscreen in surface …

The presence of liquid water makes our planet habitable. Water in soils, sediments, lakes,
rivers and the ocean forms the largest habitat for life on Earth. During life and upon death, all …

The world's largest five freshwater lakes include tropical meromictic, temperate weakly
stratified, and temperate holomictic lakes ranging in age from twenty-five million to~ 10,000 …

The use of ultrafiltration to isolate high molecular weight dissolved organic matter
(HMWDOM) from seawater is a fundamental tool in the environmental organic chemist's …

Abstract The Laurentian Great Lakes contain~ 21% of the Earth's surface freshwater and are
experiencing dramatic decadal-scale changes to their water quality, biogeochemistry and …

The current paradigm in trophic dynamic theory is that organisms will gain more energy from
fresh,“young” organic materials because they contain the essential elements and chemical …

Dynamic variations in chemical composition and size distribution of dissolved organic matter
(DOM) along the river-lake interface in the Fox River plume were investigated using …

Selectivity in solid-phase extraction (SPE) materials has become increasingly important for
analyte enrichment in sensitive analytical workflows to alleviate detrimental matrix effects …

Seasonal (spring freshet, summer–autumn, and winter) variability in the chemical
composition of dissolved organic matter (DOM) from the Yukon River was determined using …

A critical problem in the study of global climate change is how to identify “missing” carbon
sinks. The carbon sink resulting from the weathering of carbonate and silicate minerals may …