Humic Substances II

The search for structure - setting the scene, Michael H.B.Hayes et al; oxidative degradation of humic substances from freshwater environments, R.F.Christman et al; oxidative degradation of soil humic substances, S.M.Griffith and M. Schnitzer; hydrolytic degradations of humic substances, F.J.Stevenson; degradations with sodium sulphide and with phenol, Michael H.B.Hayes and M.R.O'Callaghan; thermal degradation relevant to structural studies of humic substances, J.M.Bracewell et al; nitrogen in humic substances, H.A.Anderson et al; derivatization of humic substances for structural studies, Jerry A. Leenheer and Ted Noyes; application of liquid-state NMR spectroscopy to humic substances, Cornelius Steeling et al; solid-state nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy of humic substances - basic concepts and techniques, Michael A.Wilson; solid-state nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy of humic substances - basic concepts and techniques, Michael A.Wilson; application of solid-state C-NMR spectroscopy to geochemical studies of humic substance, Ronald L.Malcolm; application of ESR spectroscopy to the study of humic substances, Nicola Senesi and Cornelius Steelink; vibrational, electronic and high-energy spectroscopic methods for characterizing humic substances, P.R.Bloom and Jerry A.Leenheer; molecular weight, size, shape and charge characteristics of humic substances - some basic considerations, Roger S.Swift; molecular weight, shape and size of humic substances by ultracentrifugation, Roger S.Swift; sizes and shapes of humic substances by viscosity measurements, C.E.Clapp et al; determination of molecular weights of humic substances by Gel chromatography, Maria de Nobili et al; studies of the molecular size and charge of humic substances by electrophoresis, J.M.Duxbury; sizes and shapes of humic substances by electron microscopy, Y.Chen and M.Schnitzer; coal humic acids, G.J.Lawson and D.Stewart; structures of humic substances - the emergence of "forms", Michael H.B.Hayes et al.