Characterisation of dissolved organic matter in karst spring waters using intrinsic fluorescence: relationship with infiltration processes.

Mudarra, Matías; Andreo, Bartolomé; Baker, Andy

Published June 15, 2011

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Characterisation of dissolved organic matter in karst spring waters using intrinsic fluorescence: relationship with infiltration processes.

1. University of Málaga
2. University of New South Wales

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Journal: The Science of the total environment

Publisher: Elsevier

ISSN: 18791026

Volume: 409

Pages: 3448-3462

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PMID 21680013 Read more

DOI 10.1016/j.scitotenv.2011.05.026 Read more

MAGID 2027903068

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DGICYT — Grant: CGL2005-05427 Read more

DGICYT — Grant: CGL2008-06158 Read more

Junta de Andalucía — Grant: P06-RNM 2161 Read more

Junta de Andalucía — Grant: RNM-308 Read more

Integrated Actions — Grant: HP2008-047 Read more

UNESCO — Grant: GE2009-0060 Read more

UNESCO — Grant: IGCP 513 Read more

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Calcium Sulfatechemistry Environmental Monitoring Fluorescence Fresh Waterchemistry Humic Substancesanalysis Spectrometry Water Pollutantsanalysis

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Characterisation of dissolved organic matter in karst spring waters using intrinsic fluorescence: relationship with infiltration processes.

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