Humic substances and chemical contaminants / ed. by C.E.Clapp et al. - Madison: Soil Science Society of America, 2001. - xxiii, 502 p.: ill. + 1 CD-ROM. - Incl. bibl. ref. - Sub. ind.: p.489-502. - ISBN 0-89118-837-1  Место хранения:   042 | Институт химии нефти СО РАН | Томск

Оглавление / Contents

Foreword ....................................................... ix Preface ........................................................ xi Contributors ................................................... xv Conversion Factors for SI and Non-SI Units .................... xix SECTION 1—COMPOSITION AND STRUCTURE ............................. 1 1 Considerations of Compositions and of Aspects of the Structures of Humic Substances M.H.B. Hayes and R.L. Malcolm ............................. 3 2 Predicting Chemical Reactivity of Humic Substances for Minerals and Xenobiotics. Use of Computational Chemistry, Scanning Probe Microscopy and Virtual Reality G.W. Bailey, L.G. Akim, and S.M. Shevchenko .............. 41 3 Models of Humic Structures: Association of Humic Acids and Organic Matter in Soils and Water H.-R. Schulten ........................................... 73 4 Molecular Sizes and Association Forces of Humic Substances in Solution A. Piccolo, P. Conte, A. Cozzolino, and R. Spaccini ...... 89 5 Kinetics of Humic Acid Associations R. von Wandruszka and R. Engebretson .................... 119 SECTION 2—INTERACTION WITH XENOBIOTICS ........................ 127 6 Adsorption of Pesticides by Humic Acids from Organic Amendments and Soils N. Senesi, E. Loffredo, V. D'Orazio, G. Brunetti, T.M. Miano, and P. La Cava .............................. 129 7 Characterization of the Interaction between Xenobiotic Residues and Humic Substances J.-M. Bollag and J. Dec ................................. 155 8 Solubilization of Anthropogenic Compounds by Humic Substances R.L. Wershaw and T.M. Hayes ............................. 165 9 Association of Alcohol Ethoxylates with a Dissolved Humic Substance D.C. McAvoy and K.M. Kerr ............................... 177 10 Binding of Small Organic Molecules by Soluble Humic Substances U. Mingelgrin .......................................... 187 11 Measurements of Sorption-Desorption and Isotherm Analyses C.E. Clapp, M.H.B. Hayes, and U. Mingelgrin ............. 205 12 Modern Laboratory Procedures for Measuring Organic Crop Protection Chemicals W.C. Koskinen and M.J. Duffy ............................ 241 13 Biological Techniques for Measuring Organic and Metal Contaminants in Environmental Samples J.W. Neilson and R.M. Maier ............................. 255 14 Impact of Humic Substances on Toxicity of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydocarbons and Herbicides I.V. Perminova, N.Yu. Gretschishcheva, V.S. Petrosyan, M.A. Anisimova, N.A. Kulikova, G.F. Lebedeva, D.N. Matorin, and P.S. Venediktov ....................... 275 15 Long-Term Fate of Organic Chemicals in Lysimeter Experiments and the Role of the Bound Residue Fraction P. Burauel and F. Führ .................................. 289 SECTION 3—INTERACTION WITH METALS ............................. 303 16 Modeling Concepts in Metal-Humic Complexation E.M. Perdue ............................................. 305 17 X-Ray Spectroscopy Applications for the Study of Humic Substances P.R. Bloom, W.F. Bleam, and K. Xia ...................... 317 18 Photochemical and Microbial Processes Influencing Iron-Humic Interactions in Stream and Lake Sediments D.M. McKnight, D.T. Scott, D.C. Hrncir, and D.R. Lovley ............................................. 351 19 Tight Metal Binding by Solid Phase Peat and Soil Humic Acids G. Davies, E.A. Ghabbour, A. Cherkasskiy, and A. Fataftah ............................................. 371 20 Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Studies of Metal Interactions with Humic Substances W.L. Kingery, A.J. Simpson, F.X. Han, and B. Xing ....... 397 SECTION 4—TRANSPORT AND MODELING .............................. 427 21 Subsurface Transport of Dissolved Humic Substances and Associated Contaminants J.F. McCarthy ........................................... 429 22 Analysis of the Transport of Hydrophobic Organic Xenobiotics in the Presence of Dissolved Organic Carbon Using Soil Column Experiments H. Vereecken, O. Nitzsche, and M. Schulze ............... 449 23 Effect of Non-Target Organics on Organic Chemical Transport C.G. Enfield, B.K. Lien, and A.L. Wood .................. 471 SUBJECT INDEX ................................................. 489