Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
6335396 Applied Geochemistry 2012 11 Pages PDF
Abstract
► Seasonal storativity changes in clay-peat layers affect groundwater chemistry. ► During dry season, DOC is released and total mineralization increases. ► In rainy season, recharge leads to dilution and decrease of total mineralization. ► Depth-dependent As-distribution confirms DOC-driven reduction of iron hydroxides. ► Seasonal peak arsenic concentration follows peak DOC with an unexplained time lag.
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