Effect of dissolved organic matter fractions on photodegradation of phenanthrene in ice
• The photodegradation rate of PHE in ice was greater than that in water. • Quenching effect of DOM fraction was more important to inhibit PHE photodegradation. • 1O2 and OH contributed 9–31% and 2–13% to PHE photodegradation rate, respectively. • HPO-A was more efficient in advancing PHE photodegra...
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