Water Resources Research · 1976 · 22 citations · 16 references
Natural SciencesHydrologyWater Resources ManagementEnvironmental ChemistryInorganic ChemistryWater TreatmentAquatic ChemistrySediment ChemistrySediment-water Interface ChemistryWater ChemistryWater PollutionAllochthonous Organic Matter InputsManganese BiogeochemistryManganese ChemistryManganese OxidesManganese RemovalManganese ResourcesManganese RetentionManganese Storage
The role of allochthonous organic substances in the solubilization of manganese was investigated. The organic substances used were leachaes of a variety of watershed materials, fulvic acid, and a number of pure model compounds. It was found that manganese concentration and water color were directly proportional, in most cases, and that the organic materials comprising the color are effective in dissolving manganese oxides and stabilizing the dissolved manganese in solution.
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ORGANO-METALLIC INTERACTIONS IN SOILS
M. Schnitzer, S. I. M. Skinner · Soil Science · 1967 · 181 citations
Stability of Metal Complexes with Salicylic Acid and Related Substances
D. D. Perrin · Nature · 1958 · 104 citations