Isotopic and chromatographic fingerprinting of the sources of dissolved organic carbon in a shallow coastal aquifer

Isotopic and chromatographic fingerprinting of the sources of dissolved organic carbon in a shallow coastal aquifer

The terrestrial subsurface is the largest source of freshwater globally. The organic carbon contained within it and processes controlling its concentration remain largely unknown. The global median concentration of dissolved organic carbon (DOC) in groundwater is low compared to surface waters, sugg...

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Main Authors: Baker, A. (Author), Bryan, E. (Author), K. McDonough, L. (Author), M. O'Carroll, D. (Author), Oudone, P. (Author), Rutlidge, H. (Author), S. Andersen, M. (Author), Syahiza Zainuddin, N. (Author), T. Meredith, K. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Copernicus GmbH, 2020
Subjects:
Analytical geochemistry
Anoxic water
aquifer pollution
Aquifers
carbon isotope
Carbon isotopic composition
Chromatographic fingerprinting
coastal aquifer
concentration (composition)
detection method
dissolved organic carbon
Dissolved organic carbon
geochemical method
Groundwater residence time
Groundwater resources
Hydrogeology
hydrology
Isotopes
Liquid chromatography
Median concentration
Organic carbon
Organic carbon detection
Organic matter processing
paleosol
shallow water
Stream flow
Surface water sources
Surface waters
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