Virtualbox Additions Windows 98 Cd keygen#

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Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) are high molecular weight organic compounds, the main structural element of which is benzene (aromatic) rings connected with each other.

6-nuclear benzperylene as the most immobile and stable in an anaerobic environment, but relatively rapidly decomposed under aerobic conditions, can be a sufficiently reliable bioindicator of the persistence of organic matter during the Holocene and in the future, even under permafrost thawing, because the anaerobic conditions will persist. In our study, the composition of PAHs is considered as one of the indicators of peat plateaus/thermokarst complexes genesis 29. It is necessary to search for reliable indicators of the decomposition degree of organic carbon, which can be used to track the effect of permafrost thaw on the organic matter preservation from mineralization, despite the differences in peat botanical composition. However, these indicators cannot have a universal application due to the difference in species communities composing the peat, geochemical and landscape characteristics. These markers were used to analyze soil organic carbon of permafrost peatlands in the tundra and forest-tundra, located in zones of continuous and massive island permafrost distribution 25, 26, 27, 28. To identify the plant groups that compose peat layers, the analysis of different chemical parameters is widely applied: the composition of humic substances and low molecular weight organic compounds-aliphatic compounds, phenols, n-alkanes, alcohols, carbohydrates, low molecular weight organic acids 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24. Functional characteristics and indicators of the properties of peatlands were determined by using geochemical methods 9, 10, 11, 12, 13. This requires the understanding of what compounds are stored in permafrost.ДЄlong with traditional methods (plant macrofossil and palynological analyses of peat), qualitatively new geochemical methods and approaches are now widely used, showing the response of vulnerable Arctic and subarctic ecosystems to the climate change 8. Future permafrost thaw could lead to the release and inclusion of significant amounts of chemical elements and substances into geochemical flows 6, 7. The results of predictive modeling show that most of near-surface permafrost will thaw by the end of this century practically to the Barents and Kara seashores 2, 3, which will cause serious consequences for the functioning of ecosystems, especially at the southern permafrost limit, where the ground temperatures are already close to 0В вЊ 4, 5. The bogginess of the subarctic sectors of the European North-East and Western Siberia occupies a leading role in the climate regulation on the Earth. Peatlands, occupying only 3% of the land surface, contain about 15вЂ“30% of global soil organic carbon reserves 1. The presence of benzoperylene in the entire peat strata, including its permafrost layer, was a marker of the anaerobic conditions that persisted throughout the Holocene and they were necessary for the synthesis of this compound. In grass-dwarf shrub, grass-moss and moss peat, the share of 2-nuclear PAHs was most significant: naphthalene and fluorene, as well as 6-nuclear benzoperylene. The grass-equisetum peat contained the maximum of heavy PAHs and the dwarf shrub-grass-the minimum. Among 15 identified individual PAHs, the main contribution to their total amount was made by heavy highly condensed PAHs in the Eastern European peat plateaus, in particular, 6-nuclear benzoperylene (1021вЂ‰В±вЂ‰707В ng/g), whereas in West Siberian permafrost peatlands, light PAHs were dominating, mostly naphthalene and phenanthrene (211вЂ‰В±вЂ‰87 and 64вЂ‰В±вЂ‰25В ng/g, respectively). In the profile the qualitative and quantitative composition of PAHs was non-uniform estimated in a wide range: from 112 to 3673В ng/g with mean 1214вЂ‰В±вЂ‰794В ng/g. The concentrations of 15 individual PAHs in 93 peat cores have been determined by using high-performance liquid chromatography methods.