Carbon Monoxide Photoproduction: Implications for Photoreactivity of Arctic Permafrost-Derived Soil Dissolved Organic Matter
Carbon Monoxide Photoproduction: Implications for Photoreactivity of Arctic Permafrost-Derived Soil Dissolved Organic Matter
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DOI:
10.1021/es502057n
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发表时间:
2014-08-19
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11.4
通讯作者:
Song, Guisheng
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作者:
Hong, Jun;Xie, Huixiang;Song, Guisheng
Apparent quantum yields of carbon monoxide (CO) photo-production (AQY(CO)) for permafrost-derived soil dissolved organic matter (SDOM) from the Yukon River Basin and Alaska coast were determined to examine the dependences of AQY(CO) on temperature, ionic strength, pH, and SDOM concentration. SDOM from different locations and soil depths all exhibited similar AQY(CO) spectra irrespective of soil age. AQY(CO) increased by 68% for a 20 degrees C warming, decreased by 25% from ionic strength 0 to 0.7 mol L-1, and dropped by 25-38% from pH 4 to 8. These effects combined together could reduce AQY(CO) by up to 72% when SDOM transits from terrestrial environemnts to open-ocean conditions during summer in the Arctic. A Michaelis-Menten kinetics characterized the influence of SDOM dilution on AQY(CO) with a very low substrate half-saturation concentration. Generalized global-scale relationships between AQY(CO) and salinity and absorbance demostrate that the CO-based photoreactivity of ancient permaforst SDOM is comparable to that of modern riverine DOM and that the effects of the physicochemical account for the seaward decline of AQY(CO) observed in diverse estuarine and coastal water bodies. variables revealed here alone could