Comparison between stability constants of cadmium and lead complexes with humic substances of different molecular weight isolated from Baltic Sea water

The complexation of cadmium and lead with humic substances was studied using differential pulse anodic stripping voltammetry and a standard addition technique. The titration was done for humic substances of different molecular weight that had been isolated from seawater and subsequently redissolved...

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Main Author: Waldemar Grzybowski
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier 2000-12-01
Series:Oceanologia
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Online Access:http://www.iopan.gda.pl/oceanologia/42_4.html#A4
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spelling doaj-67456fa126f541efa0d8a2f246ac90952020-11-24T21:23:19ZengElsevierOceanologia0078-32342000-12-01424473482Comparison between stability constants of cadmium and lead complexes with humic substances of different molecular weight isolated from Baltic Sea waterWaldemar GrzybowskiThe complexation of cadmium and lead with humic substances was studied using differential pulse anodic stripping voltammetry and a standard addition technique. The titration was done for humic substances of different molecular weight that had been isolated from seawater and subsequently redissolved in organic-free seawater. The different molecular weight fractions were obtained by ultrafiltration using 1000 D (Dalton), 5000 D and 10 000 D pore size filters. Comparison of the calculated stability constants suggests that the strengths of lead complexes in the analysed fractions are similar and that cadmium is complexed by the fraction smaller than 1000 D.http://www.iopan.gda.pl/oceanologia/42_4.html#A4Humic SubstancesComplexationSeawaterHeavy Metals
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author Waldemar Grzybowski
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Comparison between stability constants of cadmium and lead complexes with humic substances of different molecular weight isolated from Baltic Sea water
Oceanologia
Humic Substances
Complexation
Seawater
Heavy Metals
author_facet Waldemar Grzybowski
author_sort Waldemar Grzybowski
title Comparison between stability constants of cadmium and lead complexes with humic substances of different molecular weight isolated from Baltic Sea water
title_short Comparison between stability constants of cadmium and lead complexes with humic substances of different molecular weight isolated from Baltic Sea water
title_full Comparison between stability constants of cadmium and lead complexes with humic substances of different molecular weight isolated from Baltic Sea water
title_fullStr Comparison between stability constants of cadmium and lead complexes with humic substances of different molecular weight isolated from Baltic Sea water
title_full_unstemmed Comparison between stability constants of cadmium and lead complexes with humic substances of different molecular weight isolated from Baltic Sea water
title_sort comparison between stability constants of cadmium and lead complexes with humic substances of different molecular weight isolated from baltic sea water
publisher Elsevier
series Oceanologia
issn 0078-3234
publishDate 2000-12-01
description The complexation of cadmium and lead with humic substances was studied using differential pulse anodic stripping voltammetry and a standard addition technique. The titration was done for humic substances of different molecular weight that had been isolated from seawater and subsequently redissolved in organic-free seawater. The different molecular weight fractions were obtained by ultrafiltration using 1000 D (Dalton), 5000 D and 10 000 D pore size filters. Comparison of the calculated stability constants suggests that the strengths of lead complexes in the analysed fractions are similar and that cadmium is complexed by the fraction smaller than 1000 D.
topic Humic Substances
Complexation
Seawater
Heavy Metals
url http://www.iopan.gda.pl/oceanologia/42_4.html#A4
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