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humic [′hyü·mik]
(geology)
Pertaining to or derived from humus.


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254] is another surrogate measurement for the concentration of organic matters, particularly stands for the complex multiaromatic and multiconjugated humic substances in water.
However through microbial degradation, part of the lignin is disrupted and reacts with the ammonia and other nitrogen containing compounds, like proteins and its degradation products, to form a stable, dark colored humic compound, referred to as the "lignin-humus complex.
Among the 14 topics are calcium channels in the membrane transport of toxic metals by ionic mimicry in mammalian cells, heavy metals pollution associated with thermal energy processes, heavy metal toxicity to legumes, natural and synthetic materials for removing heavy metal and humic acid, and heavy metals and motor neuron disorders.
 
 
 
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