DISSOCIATION CONSTANTS OF FULVIC ACIDS, ISOLATED FROM NATURAL WATERS OF GEORGIA
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Fulvic Acids (FA) are major organic substances dissolved in natural waters (70-80%) [1-3]. FA form stable complexes with heavy metals and radionuclides and stipulate migration forms thereof in natural waters and soils [1,2,4-9] . In spite of numerous researches, data about the physical-chemical characteristics of FA are heterogeneous.
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