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Acid/base character of dissolved organic carbon in soil and surface waters
Vanerová, Zuzana ; Hruška, Jakub (advisor) ; Kaňa, Jiří (referee)
This thesis deals with acid-base properties of dissolved organic carbon (DOC), which markedly affect chemistry of surface and soil water in mountain catchments. It describes long-term trends of acid-base character of organic acids (humic and fulvic acids) in two acid-impacted peaty catchments Tajga and Černý potok in Slavkov Forest, western Czech Republic between 1993 - 2010. Area was significantly acidified by sulfur emission from coal-burning power plants in the region which burned coal with a high content of sulfur (1 - 15 %). These power plants were desulphurized between 1994 - 1999 and observed changes are significantly affected by decrease of strong mineral acids atmospheric deposition. Changes during the period 2006 - 2010 were also studied in soil waters from Načetín in Ore Mountains. There are three forest stands - spruce, beech and limed spruce stand. Limed spruce stand was limed in August 2007. For an evaluation of similarity of acid/base character of DOC samples from Sweden, Portorico and Congo were also taken. Many studies examined DOC acid/base character using different analytical methods. These methods produced different and hardly comparable results. In this work rightness, reproducibility and errors of one of these methods - titration after transfering acids to H+ cycle - was tested. Method...
Acid/base character of dissolved organic carbon in soil and surface waters
Vanerová, Zuzana ; Hruška, Jakub (advisor) ; Kaňa, Jiří (referee)
This thesis deals with acid-base properties of dissolved organic carbon (DOC), which markedly affect chemistry of surface and soil water in mountain catchments. It describes long-term trends of acid-base character of organic acids (humic and fulvic acids) in two acid-impacted peaty catchments Tajga and Černý potok in Slavkov Forest, western Czech Republic between 1993 - 2010. Area was significantly acidified by sulfur emission from coal-burning power plants in the region which burned coal with a high content of sulfur (1 - 15 %). These power plants were desulphurized between 1994 - 1999 and observed changes are significantly affected by decrease of strong mineral acids atmospheric deposition. Changes during the period 2006 - 2010 were also studied in soil waters from Načetín in Ore Mountains. There are three forest stands - spruce, beech and limed spruce stand. Limed spruce stand was limed in August 2007. For an evaluation of similarity of acid/base character of DOC samples from Sweden, Portorico and Congo were also taken. Many studies examined DOC acid/base character using different analytical methods. These methods produced different and hardly comparable results. In this work rightness, reproducibility and errors of one of these methods - titration after transfering acids to H+ cycle - was tested. Method...
Primary field data measurement
Kasíková, J. ; Novák, P. ; Nováková, L. ; Michálková, J. ; Vaněček, M. ; Vanerová, Z. ; Semíková, H. ; Zuna, M. ; Skřipko, J. ; Nováková, Lucie ; Plšková, M. ; Vojtěchová, A. ; Sosna, K. ; Kocourek, R. ; Záruba, J.
The report delineates drilling and well logging including acoustic borehole imaging applied in 2011 in the project. Description and interpretation of the data is given subsequently.
Sequencing and management of the field works
Kasíková, J. ; Novák, P. ; Nováková, L. ; Michálková, J. ; Vaněček, M. ; Vanerová, Z. ; Semíková, H. ; Zuna, M. ; Skřipko, J. ; Nováková, Lucie ; Plšková, M. ; Vojtěchová, A. ; Sosna, K. ; Záruba, J.
Description of the 2011 field works has been given. Drilling and well logging including acoustic borehole imaging were the principal methods. Moreover an interpretation of the attained data has been introduced.

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