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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Dissolved organic iodine"”.

  1. Non-Volatile Dissolved Organic Iodine in Marine Water

    … The concentration of DOI is estimated as total iodine (TI) minus total inorganic iodine (TII). The concentration of total iodine is determined as [special characters omitted] after DOI has been oxidized to inorganic iodine quantitatively by intensive UV-irradiation and all the inorganic iodine

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  2. Marine iodine biogeochemistry: inorganic speciation, redox dynamics and organic complexation

    Iodine holds significant importance across various disciplines, including medicine, industrial processes, organic synthesis, paleoclimatology, atmospheric chemistry and modern climate science. The ocean, as a major surficial iodine reservoir and the primary source of this element to the atmosphere, …

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  3. thesis in the field of Chemical Oceanography: Marine iodine biogeochemistry: inorganic speciation, redox dynamics and organic complexation

    Iodine holds significant importance across various disciplines, including medicine, industrial processes, organic synthesis, paleoclimatology, atmospheric chemistry and modern climate science. The ocean, as a major surficial iodine reservoir and the primary source of this element to the atmosphere, …

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  4. The Biogeochemistry of Iodine in Seawater

    <p>Iodate and iodide are the two major species of iodine in seawater. In comparison to iodate, iodide is thermodynamically unstable in oxic seawater. The conversion (or reduction) of iodate to iodide may be mediated via biological activities. Since biological activities vary with the season, the …

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