Humus of Mountain Meadow Soils of West Tuva

Bazhina, Natalia; Ochur, K.O.; Ondar, E. E.; Zakharova, E. G.; Ryabova, N.N.

doi:10.25198/1814-6457-212-43

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“…Humic acids of upland peat are characterised by aromatic and carbonyl-containing structures (AC=O 1725/AC = C1600<1). The high content of hydroxyl groups may indicate the presence in the structure of HAs of flavonoid structures involved in natural immunity, resistance to pathogenic factors of bacterial, viral, and fungal origin [3,5].…”

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Study of the method of detoxification of mineralised water sediments by natural sorbents

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Tihonova,

Danilova

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Sediments after reagent treatment of mineralised water are a rather complex mixture of various substances of mineral and organic composition. It is necessary to recycle these sediments in order to reduce the negative impact on the environment. The article considers the possibility of sediments detoxification by natural sorbents to bind organic and inorganic toxicants into non-toxic complexes and reduce the negative effect on the environment.

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“…Aleksandrova, depends on the degree of humification and composition of the original plant residues. However, they are residual in the macromolecule of humic acids [5,6]. Hydroxyl groups and phenolic hydroxyls, containing hydrogen capable for substitution, determine the acidic properties of humic acids.…”

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