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Опубликовано в журнале «Вода: химия и экология» № 4 за 2015 год, стр. 30-36.
Впервые сделано обобщение публикаций, относящихся к процессам, обусловливающим сопряженность Fe и Mn с циклом азота в донных отложениях. Рассмотрены реакции, осуществляемые биотически или абиотически в анаэробных условиях. В ряде случаев дана количественная оценка значимости этих реакций в отложениях конкретных водоемов.
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