Molecular and optical characterization reveals the preservation and sulfurization of chemically diverse porewater dissolved organic matter in oligohaline and brackish Chesapeake Bay sediments
Leanne C. Powers(State University of New York), Michael Gonsior(University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science), Philippe Schmitt‐Kopplin(Helmholtz Zentrum München), Sairah Y. Malkin(University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science), L. Lapham(University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science), Andrew Heyes(University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science)
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