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Table 3 (contniued)

DIC (nM h − 1 )CO 2 (nM
or nM
h − 1 )

PO 4 3 −
( μ g L − 1 )

Samples/Sources
of water

Source of
light/Natural
level

H 2 O 2 (nM) ROOHs
(nM)

LMW
compounds
(nM h − 1 )

CO (nM or
nM h − 1 )

Hydrocar-
bons (nM)

Ammo-
nium (nM or
nM h − 1 )

COS
(ng L − 1 )

DOC
( μ M C)

DON
( μ M )

References

Lake Biwa, Japan,
35°N: 20 m

Natural
level

- - - - - - - - - 0.004-

0.009

- - Mostofa K et al.

(unpublished)

Lake Biwa, Japan,
35°N: 40 m

Natural
level

- - - - - - - - - 0.003-

0.008

- - Mostofa K et al.

(unpublished)

Lake Biwa, Japan,
35°N: 80 m

Natural
level

- - - - - - - - - 0.005-

0.023

- - Mostofa K et al.

(unpublished)

Lakes Natural

level

10-800 - - - - - - - - - - - Table 1 ( Photoin-

duced and
Microbial
Generation
of Hydrogen
Peroxide
and Organic
Peroxides
in Natural
Waters )

Estuaries and sea
waters
Ohta River Estuary
(34°N), Japan

Natural
(July)

- - - - - - - - 54.4 - ~80-290 - Fujiwara et al.

( 1995 )

Ohta River Estuary
(34°N), Japan

Natural
(Decem-
ber)

- - - - - - - - 23.9 - “ - Fujiwara et al.

( 1995 )

Delaware estuary Xe lamp - - - - 83-625 - - - - - - - White et al. ( 2010 )

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