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chromophoric dissolved organic matter in natural waters," Limnology and Oceanography, vol.
crosslinked
chromophoric copolymers using a thermal Huisgen reaction.
Based on the results obtained it can be concluded that although adsorption plays an important role in the decolorization process, assimilation of some
chromophoric material is also taking place.
This problem has been addressed by substituting the two fluorines bonded to boron in F-BODIPY with
chromophoric molecules, such as pyrene, anthracene, phenanthracene, and biphenyl.
Other topics include the world ocean silica cycle, the global distribution and dynamics of
chromophoric dissolved organic matter, and ocean acidification and coral reefs.
Thus, the results indicate that the UV absorption and fluorescence emission changes in donepezil mediated interaction are due to conformational changes in cystatin mainly a rising from interaction affecting the
chromophoric groups of the protein which produce significant effect on the activity of cystatin.
Adsorption of
chromophoric dissolved organic matter (CDOM) to basic cations and clay particles in the slump sediments was thought to be responsible for the observed shift from brown water in unaffected lakes to clear water in slump-affected lakes (Thompson et al., 2008).
In order for UV to degrade a polymeric surface,
chromophoric groups (chemical groups capable of absorbing UV light) must be contained in the chemical structure of the polymer or in compounds dispersed in the polymer matrix.
Next to superior imaging tools and cell culture for fluorescence microscopy and a mini-systems for safe collection and transportation of parasite material, MoBiTec will hand out a free booklet featuring a comprehensive line of cell viability and cytotoxicity assays for fluorimetric and
chromophoric detection.
Production of
chromophoric dissolved organic matter fluorescence in marine and estuarine environments: an investigation into the role of phytoplankton.
Helms JR (2006) Spectral shape as an indicator of molecular weight in
chromophoric dissolved organic matter.
The penetration of solar radiation into the water column depends on several factors, but in many cases particulate matter (such as phytoplankton)--POM and dissolved matter (such as
chromophoric dissolved organic matter, CDOM) constitute the main attenuators (Morris et al., 1995).
