2010
DOI: 10.1134/s0097807810030061
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Modeling the biodegradation of multicomponent organic matter in an aquatic environment: 1. Methodology

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“…Nilai k bahan organik di Waduk Jatiluhur lebih kecil dari cairan lindi berkisar 0,242-0,331 per hari (4) . Laju dekomposisi bahan organik diperairan dipengaruhi oleh suhu dan jenis dari bahan organik (49,50,51) .…”
Section: Laju Dekomposisi Bahan Organikunclassified
“…Nilai k bahan organik di Waduk Jatiluhur lebih kecil dari cairan lindi berkisar 0,242-0,331 per hari (4) . Laju dekomposisi bahan organik diperairan dipengaruhi oleh suhu dan jenis dari bahan organik (49,50,51) .…”
Section: Laju Dekomposisi Bahan Organikunclassified
“…Similar effects were demonstrated by Sleighter et al (2014), higher DOM biolabile concentrations were observed to the season of leaf fall due to increasing fresh DOM content in the leached. Biodegradation models of NOM 310 in aquatic environments showed that the degradation times of lignin residues to low-molecular (Dolgonosov and Gubernatorova, 2010). On the other hand, runoff events are less impacting, and less NOM originates from the soil during the dry period; longer residence times of NOMs in this environment make them more available for degradation 315 processes, such as humification and aggregation.…”
Section: Quantification Of Nom Labile and Recalcitrant In Freshwater mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This bioavailable fraction is formed by autochthonous production or by the photodegradation of organic compounds. Recalcitrant organic matter 65 (ROM) is derived from allochthonous formations; it is less reactive to microbiological degradation in aquatic systems because it has already been transformed in soil; Thus, photochemical reactions are important for the transformation of NOM (Filella 2009;Dolgonosov and Gubernatorova 2010 (Cooper, et al 1988;Faust;Hoigné 1992;Burns et al 2012). This behavior is mainly due to the formation of hydroxyl radicals (HO • ) through water photolysis, also known as the photo-Fenton reaction; these hydroxyl radicals are generated through the reaction of solar radiation and ion Fe (II).…”
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