Enhanced Photolysis in Natural Waters: Naturally Occurring Sensitizers, Substrates, and Applications to the Fate of Aquatic Pollutants

Enhanced Photolysis in Natural Waters: Naturally Occurring Sensitizers, Substrates, and Applications to the Fate of Aquatic Pollutants

263 pages· 2006· ISBN 9780542793424
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Specifically, the photosensitizing and photostability properties of a class of recently discovered components of chromophoric dissolved organic matter (CDOM), chlorinated aromatic compounds, were explored.

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