10th IHSS Conference - Toulouse, France, 2000

10^th IHSS Program

Speaker	Title
Y. Tardy, J.-R. Bailly, M. Guiresse, M. Kaemmerer, M. P. Boutin, and J.-C. Revel	An approach for a thermodynamic treatment of the humic substances in soils and plants nutritional environments
O. E. Trubetskaya, O. A. Trubetskoj, and C. Saiz-Jimenez	Polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis of humic and fulvic acids following by acid hydrolysis
M. Takacs, J. J. Alberts, and J. Schalles	Fluorescence spectral changes of natural organic matter (NOM) along a riverine salinity gradient
K. Xia, O. Prakash, C. Jeong, and Y. X. Gong	Two-dimensional 1H-1H NMR analysis of structural component connectivities in a peat humic acid
L. Martin-Neto, S. da C. Saab, J. A. Ferreira, O. R. Nascimento, C. Bayer, E. H. Novotny, and J. Mielniczuk	Recent applications of ESR spectroscopy in soil humic substances research
R. D. Vogt, D. O. Andersen, K. Bishop, N. Clarke, T. Gadmar, E. Gjessing, U. Lundstrom, J. Mulder, and M. Starr	NOM in the Nordic countries
Y. Chen, J. Tarchitzky, N. Benny, U. Yermiyahu, and R. Keren	Boron sorption on humic substances originating from soil, composts and wastewaters, and its uptake by plants
A. Parkinson, M. Barry, M. Hobday, and F. Roddick	The effect of a range of UV wavelengths on aquatic natural organic matter
C. Liu and P. M. Huang	Role of hydroxy-aluminosilicate ions in the formation of humic substances
K. Kaiser, L. Haumaier, G. Guggenberger, and W. Zech	Seasonal changes in the chemical composition of dissolved organic matter in forest floor leachates
C. H. Langford and A. G. Bruccoleri	Photophysics and photochemistry of two well characterized fulvic acids
G. V. Korshin and D. Violleau	Correlations between molecular weight and fluorescence emission in studies of NOM chlorination
F. Rey, J. Casado, E. Calle, and P. Facal	Fractal related morphology of acidic humus-like extract obtained from eucalyptus (Eucalyptus Globulus)
S. N. Chukov	Study by 13C-NMR spectroscopy of humus acids molecular parameters in anthropogenically disturbed soils
E. H. Novotny and L. Martin-Neto	Factors affecting quantitative organic free radical analysis by EPR
J. Nyiraneza, G. Bragato, A. Mori, and M. De Nobili	The determination of the molecular weights distribution of humic substances by HPLC-SEC and capillary electrophoresis : a comparison of results
A. Piccolo	From humic supramolecular self-associations to stable polymeric structures via enzymatic and biomimetic catalyses
M. A. Tarr, M. E. Lindsey, and G. Xu	Sorption of hydrophobic pollutants to natural organic matter : effects on pollutant degradation
H.-P. Kloecking, N. Mahr, R. Kloecking, and K. H. Heise	Influence of naturally occurring humic acids and synthetic humic acid like polymers on the protein C anticoagulant pathway
Skrivanek, Lohmannsroben, and Zimmermann	Strong interactions between organic compounds and humic substances investigated by time-resolved laser spectroscopy.
Ferrara, Loffredo, and Senesi	Antimutagenic activity of humic and fulvic acids on root tip cells of legume seedlings.
Zsolnay and Steinweg	The in situ availability of dissolved organic matter to combine with hydrophobic compounds.
Schulz	Interactions of lindane and methoxychlor with soil organic matter associated with selected granulodensimetric soil fractions.
Garcia-Mina	The influence of certain basic physical and chemical properties of different humic systems and humic system-metal complexes on the development and mineral nutrition of plants cultivated in alkaline and lime soils. III - Study of the relationship between stability and solubility as a function of pH.
Olness, Clapp, and Hayes	Application of a general energy model for limited systems to adsorption.
Mcknight, Hornberger, Bencala, and Boyer	Chemical fractionation of Suwannee River fulvic acid in the sorption onto iron oxides : results from a stream scale experiment in an acid mine drainage stream.
Koopal, Van Riemsdijk, and Kinniburgh	Nica : A flexible binding equation for complicated systems.
Borisover, Reddy, and Graber	Effect of organic solvents on pyridine sorption by model soil organic matter.
Artinger, Schussler, Marquardt, and Kim	Processes controlling humic colloid-borne metal transport in aquifers : actinide migration experiments under near natural conditions.
Malekani and Rice	Admicelle formation by humic acid sorbed to clay minerals.
Tombacz, Csanaki, Mark, and Szekeres	Particle interactions in complex aquatic systems.
Severini and Ricca	Electrochemical behaviour of a fulvic acid and model compounds.
Lumsdon	Modelling metal binding by mineral - humic mixtures.
Zhou and Wong	Duration of sludge bacterial extracellular polymers in contaminated soils and its influence on copper mobilization.
Moulin, Moulin, Reiller, Plancque, and Laszak	Impact of humic and fulvic acids on the behavior of trace elements in natural environments.
Bloom, Yin, Qian, Bleam, and Skyllberg	The bonding of Methyl-Hg+ in humic substances as determined by X-ray spectroscopy.
Quantin, Becquer, Rouiller, and Berthelin	Influence of soil organic matter on trace elements mobilization by ferri-reducing bacteria in a new caledonian oxisol.
Wilkinson, Lead, Hosse, and Balnois	Multi-Method structural characterization of freshwater humic substances.
Aiken	Sources, transformations and reactivity of aquatic humic substances
Di-giovanni, Disnar, Keravis, and Olivier	How fossil organic matter gives informations about modern mechanical weathering.
D'orazio, Cocozza, Stevanovic Janezic, Miano, and Senesi	Effects of application of forest residues on spectroscopic properties of soil humic acids.
Devevre and Horwath	Carbon sequestration into soil organic matter under organic based management.
Gleixner	Molecular turnover rates of soil organic matter.
Marschner, Bredow, and Noble	DOM-Transformations during microbial degradation of soil organic matter.
Kalbitz, Geyer, Geyer, and Gehre	Different dynamic of carbon and nitrogen as related to a different degree of humification of dissolved organic matter.
Kracht and Gleixner	On the formation of dissolved organic matter in different ecosystems (Rosig samples) : A PY-GC/MS-IRMS study.
Derenne, Poirier , Rouzaud, and Mariotti	Recent advances in the characterization of complex, refractory, organic, macromolecules in soil.
Bergamaschi, Fram, Fujii, Aiken, Kendall, and Silva	Using the reactivity, chemical composition, and d13 C isotopic composition of trihalomethanes to help understand the sources of dissolved organic carbon found in the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta (CA USA).
Agnelli, Trumbore, Degl'innocenti, Celi, Corti, and Ugolini	C NMR, D14 C and d13 C characterization of humic and fulvic acids from soil rock fragments.
Dignac, Derenne, Bruchet, Knicker	Pyrolytic and spectroscopic study of macromolecular organic matter in wastewater and treated water.
Hatcher, Zang, and Freitas	Dawning of a new age in the structural characterization of humic substances : studies employing electrospray ionization with ion cyclotron mass spectrometry.
Laor, Zolkov, and Armon	Immobilizing humic acid in a sol-gel matrix - A new tool to for sorption studies.
Grasset, Guignard, and Ambles	Free and esterified fatty acids in humin and humic acid structure.
Knicker	Double dross polarization magic angle spinning 15N 13C NMR spectroscopic studies for characterization of immobilized nitrogen in soils.
Simpson, Kingery, Hayes, Spraul, Humpfer, Dvortsak, Kerssebaum, Godejohann, and Hofmann	The structure and associations of organic molecules in the terrestrial environment.
Persson, Alsberg, Odham, and Kiss	On-line size-exclusion chromatography / electrospray ionisation mass spectrometry of aquatic humic and fulvic acids.

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