Dataset for "Insights into the Complex Nature of Dissolved Organic Matter from Plant Residues Using Multiple Spectroscopic Techniques"
Yang, Zongtang; Mohanty, Biswaranjan; Dijkstra, Feike; Guggenberger, Georg; Singh, Balwant;
Dataset for "Insights into the Complex Nature of Dissolved Organic Matter from Plant Residues Using Multiple Spectroscopic Techniques"
This dataset includes the original analytical files from XPS, FTIR, carbon NEXAFS, NMR, and FT-ICR-MS analysis for the characterization of DOM extracted from pine, Eucalyptus, pasture, and wheat residues. It serves as supporting information for the publication titled "Insights into the Complex Nature of Dissolved Organic Matter from Plant Residues Using Multiple Spectroscopic Techniques."
- University of Sydney Australia
- University of Hannover Germany
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