capacidade de oxidação como índice de estabilidade da matéria orgânica de sedimentos de acordo com gradiente fluvial-estuarino do rio paraíba do sul

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Abstract
The hummus composition and it redox properties have been used to evaluate the organic matter quality from natural systems. The objectives of this study were the fractionation of the organic matter and the determination of the oxidation capacity of humic acids to evaluate the organic matter quality of sediments from a gradient fluvial-estuarine in the Brazilian Southeast. The carbon/nitrogen and humic acid/fulvic acid relationships of the organic matter and of the oxidation capacity of humic acids were positively correlated and followed the order: estuarine bordered mangroves ≅ fluvial bordered urban center and pasture > estuarine bordered pasture ≅ marine.
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Authors ;Marihus Altoé Baldotto;Luciano Pasqualoto Canellas;Raul Castro Carriello Rosa;Thiago Pessanha Range;Marcos Sarmet Moreira de Barros Salomão;Carlos Eduardo Rezende
Journal greece and rome
Year 2011
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10.1590/S0100-40422011000600011
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