Presentation - National Water Research Institute
Presentation - National Water Research Institute
Presentation - National Water Research Institute
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Day-time production and (initial) night-time dark loss rates<br />
averaged 16±3 nMh -1 and 12±4 nMh -1 respectively.<br />
Apparent quantum yields ranged from 0.04 to 0.09, with<br />
average of 0.07 ± 0.02, similar to quantum yields of 0.09 ±<br />
0.04 from lab studies<br />
Production largely dominated by sunlight, with some<br />
dependence CDOM levels in waters with highest abs.<br />
Evidence for dark biological production?<br />
› Between midnight and sunrise, net peroxide decay rate appears<br />
to slow and peroxide levels remain constant well above the<br />
detection limits of the instrument<br />
› If observed initial night-time decay rate remains constant and<br />
constant levels measured during midnight to sunrise period are<br />
due to balance between measured night-time decay and dark<br />
production process, estimated maximum dark production rates<br />
range from 10.0 to 21.3 nM h -1 .