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- ISBN: 9780415364218 | 0415364213
- Cover: Hardcover
- Copyright: 4/15/2005
Building on the success of its 1993 predecessor, this 2nd edition of Geochemistry, Groundwater and Pollution has been thoroughly re-written, updated and extended into a complete and authoritative account of modern hydrogeochemistry.
List of Examples | p. XII |
Notation | p. XV |
Introduction to Groundwater Geochemistry | p. 1 |
Groundwater as drinking water | p. 1 |
Standards for drinking water | p. 1 |
Units of analysis | p. 3 |
Groundwater quality | p. 7 |
Sampling of groundwater | p. 10 |
Depth integrated or depth specific sampling | p. 10 |
Procedures for sampling of groundwater | p. 12 |
Chemical analysis of groundwater | p. 15 |
Field analyses and sample conservation | p. 15 |
Accuracy of chemical analysis | p. 17 |
Problems | p. 20 |
References | p. 21 |
From Rainwater to Groundwater | p. 23 |
The hydrological cycle | p. 23 |
The composition of rainwater | p. 26 |
Sources and transport of atmospheric pollutants | p. 31 |
Stable isotopes in rain | p. 31 |
Isotopic ratios and the [delta] notation | p. 32 |
The Rayleigh process | p. 33 |
The isotopic composition of rain | p. 37 |
Dry deposition and evapotranspiration | p. 41 |
Mass balances and ecosystem dynamics | p. 46 |
Water quality profiles in the unsaturated soil | p. 49 |
Overall controls on water quality | p. 51 |
Problems | p. 58 |
References | p. 59 |
Flow and Transport | p. 63 |
Flow in the unsaturated zone | p. 63 |
Flow in the saturated zone | p. 64 |
Darcy's law | p. 64 |
Flowlines in the subsoil | p. 67 |
Effects of non-homogeneity | p. 70 |
The aquifer as a chemical reactor | p. 71 |
Dating of groundwater | p. 72 |
Retardation | p. 75 |
The retardation equation | p. 76 |
Indifferent and broadening fronts | p. 79 |
Sharpening fronts | p. 82 |
Solid and solute concentrations | p. 84 |
Diffusion | p. 86 |
Diffusion coefficients | p. 87 |
Diffusion as a random process | p. 89 |
Diffusive transport | p. 93 |
Isotope diffusion | p. 96 |
Dispersion | p. 99 |
Column breakthrough curves | p. 102 |
Dispersion coefficients and dispersivity | p. 105 |
Macrodispersivity | p. 107 |
Problems | p. 113 |
References | p. 115 |
Minerals and Water | p. 119 |
Equilibria and the solubility of minerals | p. 119 |
Corrections for solubility calculations | p. 123 |
Concentration and activity | p. 123 |
Aqueous complexes | p. 127 |
Combined complexes and activity corrections | p. 128 |
Calculation of saturation states | p. 131 |
Mass action constants and thermodynamics | p. 132 |
The calculation of mass action constants | p. 132 |
Calculation of mass action constants at different temperature | p. 133 |
Equilibrium calculations with PHREEQC | p. 135 |
Speciation calculations using PHREEQC | p. 135 |
The PHREEQC database | p. 137 |
Mineral equilibration | p. 141 |
Solid solutions | p. 142 |
Basic theory | p. 142 |
The fractionation factor for solid solutions | p. 148 |
Kinetic effects on the fractionation factor | p. 149 |
Kinetics of geochemical processes | p. 152 |
Kinetics and equilibrium | p. 152 |
Chemical reactions and rates | p. 153 |
Temperature dependency of reaction rates | p. 159 |
Mechanisms of dissolution and crystallization | p. 160 |
Rate laws for mineral dissolution and precipitation | p. 162 |
Problems | p. 169 |
References | p. 171 |
Carbonates and Carbon Dioxide | p. 175 |
Carbonate minerals | p. 176 |
Dissolved carbonate equilibria | p. 178 |
The carbonic acid system | p. 179 |
Determining the carbonate speciation in groundwater | p. 183 |
Carbon dioxide in soils | p. 186 |
Calcite solubility and [characters not reproducible] | p. 191 |
Calcite dissolution in systems open and closed for CO[subscript 2] gas | p. 193 |
Two field examples | p. 195 |
Carbonate rock aquifers | p. 197 |
Dolomite and dedolomitization | p. 201 |
Pleistocene carbonate aquifers | p. 205 |
Kinetics of carbonate reactions | p. 210 |
Dissolution | p. 210 |
Precipitation | p. 217 |
Carbon isotopes | p. 218 |
Carbon-13 trends in aquifers | p. 221 |
[superscript 14]C and groundwater age | p. 226 |
Retardation by sorption and stagnant zone diffusion | p. 228 |
Problems | p. 232 |
References | p. 236 |
Ion Exchange | p. 241 |
Cation exchange at the salt/fresh water interface | p. 242 |
Adsorbents in soils and aquifers | p. 247 |
Clay minerals | p. 248 |
Exchange equations | p. 251 |
Values for exchange coefficients | p. 254 |
Calculation of exchanger composition | p. 255 |
Calculation of exchanger composition with PHREEQC | p. 257 |
Determination of exchangeable cations | p. 260 |
Chromatography of cation exchange | p. 262 |
Field examples of freshening | p. 263 |
Salinity effects on cation exchange | p. 268 |
Quality patterns with salinization | p. 271 |
Fronts and chromatographic sequences | p. 272 |
Modeling chromatographic sequences with PHREEQC | p. 275 |
Physical non-equilibrium | p. 283 |
Modeling stagnant zones | p. 285 |
The Gouy-Chapman theory of the double layer | p. 288 |
Numerical integration of the double layer equations | p. 293 |
Practical aspects of double layer theory | p. 296 |
Irrigation water quality | p. 299 |
Problems | p. 303 |
References | p. 306 |
Sorption of Trace Metals | p. 311 |
The origin and occurrence of heavy metals in groundwater | p. 311 |
Sorption isotherms and distribution coefficients | p. 315 |
Distribution coefficients from ion exchange | p. 318 |
Variable charge surfaces | p. 322 |
Titration curves with suspended oxide particles | p. 322 |
Surface charge and point of zero charge, PZC | p. 324 |
Sorption edges | p. 328 |
Sorption, absorption, and coprecipitation | p. 333 |
Surface complexation | p. 334 |
Surface complexation models | p. 338 |
The ferrihydrite (Fe(OH)[subscript 3]) database | p. 340 |
Diffuse double layer concentrations in surface complexation models | p. 343 |
Complexation to humic acids | p. 344 |
The ion association model | p. 346 |
Tipping and Hurley's discrete site model "WHAM" | p. 348 |
Distribution models | p. 354 |
Humic acids as carriers of trace elements | p. 356 |
Kinetics of surface complexation | p. 358 |
Extrapolation of adsorption kinetics for other metal ions | p. 363 |
Field applications | p. 363 |
Problems | p. 367 |
References | p. 369 |
Silicate Weathering | p. 375 |
Weathering processes | p. 375 |
The stability of weathering products | p. 380 |
Incongruent dissolution of primary silicates | p. 383 |
The mass balance approach to weathering | p. 389 |
Kinetics of silicate weathering | p. 395 |
Field weathering rates | p. 400 |
Acid groundwater | p. 404 |
Buffering processes in aquifers | p. 405 |
Problems | p. 410 |
References | p. 412 |
Redox Processes | p. 415 |
Basic theory | p. 415 |
The significance of redox measurements | p. 420 |
Redox reactions and the pe concept | p. 422 |
Redox diagrams | p. 423 |
Stability of water | p. 424 |
The stability of dissolved species and gases: Arsenic | p. 425 |
The stability of minerals in redox diagrams | p. 432 |
Sequences of redox reactions and redox zoning | p. 438 |
Decomposition of organic matter | p. 442 |
Oxygen consumption | p. 446 |
Pyrite oxidation | p. 450 |
Kinetics of pyrite oxidation | p. 450 |
Oxygen transport and pyrite oxidation | p. 453 |
Nitrate reduction | p. 458 |
Nitrate reduction by organic matter oxidation | p. 459 |
Nitrate reduction by pyrite and ferrous iron | p. 462 |
Iron reduction and sources of iron in groundwater | p. 465 |
Iron in aquifer sediments | p. 465 |
Reductive dissolution of iron oxides | p. 466 |
Sulfate reduction and iron sulfide formation | p. 472 |
The formation of iron sulfides | p. 476 |
The formation of methane | p. 477 |
Problems | p. 479 |
References | p. 480 |
Pollution by Organic Chemicals | p. 489 |
Gas-water exchange | p. 489 |
Evaporation of a pure organic liquid | p. 494 |
Transport of pure organic liquids through soil | p. 496 |
Sorption of organic chemicals | p. 499 |
Sorption of charged organic molecules | p. 504 |
Sorption in stagnant zones | p. 506 |
Release from stagnant zones and blobs | p. 510 |
Transformation reactions of organic chemicals | p. 516 |
Monod biotransformation kinetics | p. 518 |
Kinetic complexation of heavy metals on organics | p. 529 |
Problems | p. 535 |
References | p. 537 |
Numerical Modeling | p. 541 |
Numerical modeling of transport | p. 543 |
Only diffusion | p. 543 |
Advection and diffusion/dispersion | p. 550 |
Non-linear reactions | p. 558 |
Examples of hydrogeochemical transport modeling | p. 560 |
Tritium-Helium age dating | p. 561 |
Toluene degradation in an aquifer | p. 565 |
Remediation of a BTEX polluted site | p. 568 |
Acid drainage from a Uranium mine | p. 570 |
In-situ iron removal from groundwater | p. 579 |
Arsenic in Bangladesh groundwater | p. 585 |
Fractionation of isotopes | p. 590 |
References | p. 595 |
Hydrogeochemical Modeling with Phreeqc | p. 599 |
Answers to Problems | p. 617 |
Index | p. 635 |
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