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Photoinduced and Microbial Generation of Hydrogen Peroxide
Type of samples/substances
Source of light/
wavelength (nm)
Production
rate of
References
H
2 O
2 (nM h
−1 )
DOC (μM C)
Combahee River, SC
Sunlight
4400
1225
Cooper et al. (1988)
Peacock River, GA
Sunlight
7400
1483
Cooper et al. (1988)
Ground water
Tucson, Ariz
Sunlight
0
18
Cooper et al. (1988)
Spring water, Coudersport, PA
Sunlight
270
44
Cooper et al. (1988)
Spring water, Sodus, NY
Sunlight
0
78
Cooper et al. (1988)
Well 18, Miami, FL
Sunlight
590
242
Cooper et al. (1988)
Preston Well 5, Miami, FL
Sunlight
1600
517
Cooper et al. (1988)
Well 23, Miami, FL
Sunlight
1700
858
Cooper et al. (1988)
Northwest Well 5, Miami, FL
Sunlight
4800
1100
Cooper et al. (1988)
Northwest Well 1, Miami, FL
Sunlight
4600
1467
Cooper et al. (1988)
Lake
Amituk (75°N)
Quartz Halogen lamp
81
133
Scully et al. (1996)
Small (74°N)
Quartz Halogen lamp
413
167
Scully et al. (1996)
Char (74°N)
Quartz Halogen lamp
96
117
Scully et al. (1996)
Muretta (74°N)
Quartz Halogen lamp
249
167
Scully et al. (1996)
Drinking Water (55°N)
Quartz Halogen lamp
587
858
Scully et al. (1996)
West Twin (52°N)
Quartz Halogen lamp
451
342
Scully et al. (1996)
Boulder (45°N)
Quartz Halogen lamp
925
525
Scully et al. (1996)
Bat Bog (45°N)
Quartz Halogen lamp
–
700
Scully et al. (1996)
Spruce Bog (45°N)
Quartz Halogen lamp
–
1125
Scully et al. (1996)
Wolf Howl Bog (45°N)
Quartz Halogen lamp
–
1117
Scully et al. (1996)
Cromwell (45°N)
Quartz Halogen lamp
2120
650
Scully et al. (1996)
Croche (45°N)
Quartz Halogen lamp
1222
558
Scully et al. (1996)
Deer Fen (45°N)
Quartz Halogen lamp
–
1667
Scully et al. (1996)
Table 2 (continued)
(continued)