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Table 1.

Initial composition of filtered sample.

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Fig 1.

Spectral distribution of irradiation at intensity 700 W m-2 inside the irradiation chamber and inside the Teflon tube.

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Fig 2.

Scheme of possible transformations of organic matter during exposure to irradiation.

DOC–dissolved organic carbon, POC–particulate organic carbon, DIC–dissolved inorganic carbon; kDOC→DIC, k*DOC→POC, and kPOC→DIC are rate constants of corresponding transformation pathways.

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Table 2.

Modeled initial concentrations, and individual transformation pathway rate constants at different temperatures ± standard errors.

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Fig 3.

Changes in DOC concentration during irradiation experiments at different temperatures.

L.T.–laboratory temperature, approximately 23°C.

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Fig 4.

Changes in DOC, POC, and DIC concentrations during irradiation.

A–at 25°C; B–at 9°C. Points represent measured data. Solid lines represent modeled trends.

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Fig 5.

Changes in pH during irradiation experiments at different temperatures.

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