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What are the mechanisms of excited state relaxation in a specific organic molecule using ab initio calculations? How does the relaxation pathway change based on the electronic states involved and the solvent environment?

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How do excited state dynamics of a molecule vary with changes in its electronic structure, and how can this information be obtained through ab initio calculations in computational chemistry?

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What is the impact of excessive use of nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizers on the composition of water bodies and what are the potential consequences for human health and the environment?

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How does the excessive use of fertilizers contribute to eutrophication in aquatic ecosystems and what are the potential consequences for the environment and human health?

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How does the excessive use of fertilizers and its subsequent run-off contribute to eutrophication, and what are the potential impacts and remedial measures that can be taken to prevent it in aquatic ecosystems?

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How does the excess use of fertilizers in agriculture contribute to nitrogen and phosphorus pollution in water bodies and what are the potential harmful effects on aquatic life and human health?

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How does excess nutrient input from agricultural runoff contribute to eutrophication in aquatic ecosystems, and what are the impacts on the ecosystem's biogeochemical cycles?

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How does excess nitrogen and phosphorus pollution impact the water quality of a local freshwater ecosystem, and what are some potential chemical solutions that could be implemented to mitigate these negative effects?

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How does the excess nitrogen and phosphorus in agricultural runoff affect the levels of dissolved oxygen in bodies of water and what methods can be used to mitigate these impacts?

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How does the excessive release of nutrients, particularly nitrogen and phosphorus, lead to eutrophication in aquatic systems and what are the potential consequences on ecosystem health?

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How does the increased level of nutrients in water bodies, particularly nitrogen and phosphorus, lead to eutrophication, and what are the various effects of eutrophication on the aquatic ecosystem?

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How does excess phosphorus and nitrogen in water bodies contribute to eutrophication, and what are the potential negative effects on the aquatic ecosystem?

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How does an increase in nutrient levels contribute to eutrophication in aquatic ecosystems, and what are the chemical processes involved? How can these chemical processes be harnessed to mitigate the effects of eutrophication on the environment?

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How does eutrophication affect the dissolved oxygen levels in an aquatic ecosystem and what are the potential consequences on the survival of organisms living in the affected area?

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