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15th IHSS Meeting- <strong>Vol</strong>. 2<br />

techniques: principal component analysis (PCA) and partial least square analysis (PLS) with<br />

an Orthogonal Signal Correction (OSC) of the data. Particularly interesting was the score<br />

scatter plot (figure 2) of the first two components, in which the samples were grouped<br />

according to the different treatments: Casein, Cellulose, Control, Lignin and Tripalmitin. This<br />

plot revealed, within the different groups, a trajectory depending on the different time<br />

experiments (time effect). Moreover the group of Tripalmitin is completely isolated from the<br />

rest of observation exhibiting complete different chemical properties; instead the Casein and<br />

Cellulose groups manifest a strong homogeneity each other like the control and Lignin<br />

groups. These chemical affinities and the time effect were analyzed with the Van Krevelen<br />

diagram (figure 3). In the different plots were pointed out the various chemical spaces (CHO,<br />

CHOS, CHON, CHONS), which visually highlight specific cluster series of elementary<br />

compositions observed within nominal masses.<br />

Figure 1. Bottom to up: 13 C NMR spectra of matrix left, matrix+soil S at incubation time 0, 3<br />

weeks and 1 year; matrix at left is lignin, matrix at right is casein.<br />

Figure 2. PLS-OSC analysis: Score scatter plot with all the spectra. Observations are grouped<br />

according to the different class delaying similar chemical properties.<br />

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