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Abstract The stability of metal-humic associations controls metal mobility and persistence in natural environments, yet remains difficult to predict from functional-group abundance alone. Using artificial humic acids derived from rice straw and soybean straw as controlled models, we identify a precursor-encoded separation between site supply and site state during metal binding.
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