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Water geochemistry modeling - Environmental concepts and applications

Authors: Laurent De WINDT, Jan van der LEE, Jean-Michel SCHMITT

Publication date: July 10, 2005

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6. Some definitions in environmental geochemistry

At several points in the document, reference is made to terms specific to geochemistry applied to environmental problems. The purpose of this glossary is to provide a brief definition of these terms.

Fulvic and humic acids: organic macromolecules derived from the degradation of biomolecules of living organisms, present in soils and waters, rich in functional groups such as OH , COOH . Humic acids are less soluble than fulvic acids, and precipitate at pH

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