Organic acids, principally formic and acetic acids, pervade the troposphere influencing the acidity of rain, aerosol growth and cloud formation. Sources are direct emissions from vegetation, biomass ...
Organic acids, particularly low-molecular-weight species such as acetic, formic and oxalic acids, play a central role in controlling the chemistry, porosity and mineralogy of sedimentary reservoirs.
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