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In more recent studies, several authors have found a relatively high proportion of aliphatic chains in aquatic humic substances this is in significant... 

Wilson (1981) has reviewed much of the literature of the NMR spectroscopy of soil organic materials. He has shown that the major C resonances of humic substances are as listed in Table 2. Although these data were obtained mainly from soil humic substances, the same resonances are encountered in aquatic humic substances, the only difference being that relative intensities of the bands are generally different. 

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