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Vol.8, No.1(2011)

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1. Evaluation of the Iron(II)-binding abilities of humic acids by complexometric titration using colorimetry with ortho-phenanthroline: N. Fujisawa, K. Furubayashi, M. Fukushima, M. Yamamoto, T. Komai, K. Ootsuka and Y. Kawabe (p1-6)
2. Decolorization of soil fulvic acids by laccases from Trametes versicolor and Trametes villosa: Y. Yanagi, K. Kitayama, H. Tahara and N. Fujitake (p7-12)
3. Particle sizes of standard humic substances calculated as radii of gyration, maximum diameter and hydrodynamic radii: M. Kawahigashi, N. Fujitake, H. Yajima and H. Sumida (p13-18)

Vol.7, No.1(2010)

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1. Review: Dynamics of dissolved organic matter in Lake Biwa, Lake Bikal and their watersheds: Y. Yoshimura and K.M.G. Mostofa (p5-9 in Japanese)
2. Effects of long-term compost application on humus composition of soil particle size fractions in a field subjected mainly to double cropping: M. Tanaka and H. Shindo (p15-22 in Japanese)
3. Synthesis of immobilized catalysts by the introduction of iron(III)-porphyrin into a humic acid via ether-linkages: M. Fukushima, D. Tsuji and S. Shigematsu (p23-28)

Vol.5/6, No.1(2009)

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1. Fundamental Lecture: Use of humic substances to biological experiments: Y. Yanagi (p1-5 in Japanese)
2. Effects of Groundwater Humic Substances on Sorption of Np(V) on Sandy materials: S. Nagao, Y. Sakamoto, R.R. Rao and N. Fujitake (p9-17)
3. Environmental behavior of plutonium isotopes studied in the area affected by the Chernobyl accident: T. Matsunaga and S. Nagao (p19-33)
4. Numerical simulation of the influence of humic-complexation on the migration of radionuclide through porous media – a consideration of the sensitivity of analytical parameters: T. Tanaka and M. Mukai (p35-43)
5. Chemical properties of aquatic fulvic acids isolated from Lake Biwa, a clear water system in Japan: N. Fujitake, H. Kodamab, S. Nagaoc, K. Tsudad, and K. Yonebayashie (p45-53)

Vol.4, No.1 (2007)

CONTENTS

1. Fundamental Lecture: How to prepare humic substances for analyses?: M. Kawahigashi (p1-8, in Japanese)
2. Ruthenium tetroxide oxidation analysis of soil fulvic acids: K. Ikeya, K. Imanishi, C. Katoh, and A. watanabe (p13-18)
3. Post burial modification of humic acids in a paleosol sequence from the south Spain: C.M.B. Rafael and D. Nobili Maria (p19-26)

Vol.3, No.1 (2006)

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1. Fundamental Lecture: How to get humic substances from soil?: N. Fujitake (p1-10, in Japanese)
2. Effects of operational conditions for extraction and sample storage on the structural propertieas of water-extractable himic substances in soil: D. Asakawa, H. Mochizuki, Y. Yanagi, T. Suzuki, S. Nagao, and N. Fujitake (p15-24)

Vol.2, No.1 (2005)

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1. Review: Evaluation of interactions between hydrophobic organic pollutants and humic substances: M. Fukushima, M. Terashima, H. Yabuta, F. Tanaka, and K. Tatsumi (p9-26)
2. On the dodecylpyridinium binding to humic acids and fulvic acids from different origins: M. M. Yee, H. Kodama, T. Miyajima, and N. Takisawa (p27-34)

Vol.1, No.1 (2004)

CONTENTS

1. History and future of Japanese Humic Substances Society: R. Ishiwatari (p3-8, in Japanese)
2. Effects of humic acid on the light-induced degradation of chlorophenols: T. Shibata, M. Fukushima, M. Terashima, and S. Tanaka (p11-17)
3. Chemical characterization of Japanese Humic Substances Society standard soil humic and fulvic acids by spectroscopic and degradative analyses: A. Watanabe, N. Maie, A. Hepburn, D. B. McPhail, T. Abe, K. Ikeya, Y. Ishida, and H. Ohtani (p18-28)
4. Production and several properties of humic acids during decomposition process of charred plant materials in the presence of H2O2: H. Shindo, N. Ushijima, S. Hiradate, and N. Fujitake (p29-37)