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Binding of DDT to dissolved humic materials.

Quantitative measurements have been made by using equilibrium dialysis techniques on the extent of binding between DDT and dissolved humic materials. A significant fraction of the dissolved DDT found in natural waters may be bound to dissolved humic materials. The extent of binding depends on the source of the humic material, the pH, the calcium concentration, the ionic strength, and the concentration of humic materials.