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humic acid

A heteropolymeric mixture of organic molecules from biodegradable humis, peat and soil.
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humic acid

the precipitate resulting from the addition of acid to a solution of HUMUS. Black in colour, it is insoluble in acids and organic solvents.
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In the first part, the humic and fulvic acid fractions were extracted, purified, lyophilized, and submitted to the spectroscopic and elemental analyzes.
Humic substances--made up of carbon and other elements--are the lifeblood for fertile soils.
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TABLE 1: Organic carbon (C) content on 0-40 cm soil layer in the fulvic acids (AF), humic acids (AH) and humin (HUM) of humic substances and sum of these three fractions (SOMA) on four situations of soil use in a Humic Dystrupept in southern Brazilian highlands.
"We undertook further mass spectrometry experiments, which suggest that there can indeed be a match between the types of structures we found in the databases and the molecular components of humic systems," Zherebker added.
Quinones are also responsible for the formation of reactive oxygen species (ROS) in humic acids, which are useful for wound healing and have bactericidal properties (Melo et al., 2016).
Conversely, what management activities increase humic acid and organic matter in our soils?
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