Titlebook: Complexation of trace metals in natural waters; Proceedings of the I C. J. M. Kramer,J. C. Duinker Conference proceedings 1984 Springer Sci

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Metal-Organic Binding: A Comparison of Models continuous distribution of binding constants of unknown form (Gamble, et al., 1980; Shuman, et al., 1983). Data analysis methods proposed for other binding systems (Scatchard, 1949; Gordon, 1979) can also be used to analyze metal-DOM equilibria.

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The Activity of Metal Ions at High Ionic Strengthss reliable estimates for the minor ionic components (Whitfield, 1979; Millero and Schreiber, 1982). The failure of the equations of Pitzer is not due to deficiencies in the model, but a lack of parameters for the interactions of Mg. and Ca. ions with minor anions (OH., HCO., CO., etc.).

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Conference proceedings 1984tand important phenomena. The distinction and separate analysis of specific chemical species are essential for understanding cycles in the aquatic environment, involving identification and quantification of sources, transport pathways, distributions and sinks, or, in the area of interactions between

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Public Administration, State and Societyiew, as belonging to the field of speciation studies, although in the future more detailed studies on the chemical states in which metals exist at or in the various types of suspended matter are very much needed.

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Measurement of Copper Complexation by Naturally Occurring Ligandstal speciation is required when assessing biological impact because bioavailability and toxicity seem to be directly related to the concentration of the metal ion species only (Sunda and Guillard, 1976; Anderson and Morel, 1978; van den Berg, 1979; Allen et al., 1980).

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An Investigation of Metal-Organics in Seawater Using HPLC with Atomic Fluorescence Detectionrelated to the free ion activity rather than the total concentration of trace metal (Sunda and Guillard, 1976; Anderson et al., 1978; Anderson and Morel, 1982). This does not necessarily imply that the free metal ion is the only form taken up by these organisms but it does mean that studies of chemi

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