21. Elsevier > Journals > Chemie Der Erde / Geochemistry Promotes broad interdisciplinary discussion on chemical problems in the geosciences, geoecology and environmental sciences. http://www.elsevier-deutschland.de/chemer

Schnellsuche Journals Naturwissenschaften und Technologie Chemie der Erde / Geochemistry Interdisciplinary Journal for Chemical Problems of the Geosciences and Geoecology ISSN 0009-2819 Founded: 1914 Founded by: G. Linck, continued by F. Heide Language: English 2005: Volume 65 (4 Issues) Size: 165 mm x 240 mm Printed on acid-free paper Abbreviated title: Chem. Erde Audience Editors Abstracted/Indexed in Citation ... Science Direct Audience Mineralogists, petrologists, pedologists, geochemists, meteoritic studies experts, mineraldeposit experts, geologists, miners, limnologists, marine research experts, environmental scientists Editors Editor-in-Chief Klaus Heide , Jena, Germany Associate Editors Georg Büchel , Jena, Germany Charles A. Geiger , Kiel, Germany Udo Haack , Giessen, Germany Brian Horsfield , Potsdam, Germany Hans W. Hubberten

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29. Untitled Professor in the Department of Geology at Miami University, Oxford, OH. Includes information on Dr. Rakovan's research and teaching in mineralogy and geochemistry. http://www.users.muohio.edu/rakovajf/

John F. Rakovan Associate Professor Department of Geology Miami University Oxford, OH 45056 Telephone: (513) 529-3245 email: rakovajf@muohio.edu B.S., University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1988 M.S., University of Illinois at Chicago, 1990 Ph.D. State University of New York at Stony Brook, 1996 Postdoctoral research faculty Virginia Polytechnic Institute 1996-1997 Faculty member at Miami University since 1998 Research Interests: My research interests involve the integration of low temperature geochemistry and mineralogy in the study of crystal surfaces and water-rock interactions found in natural systems. In particular, I am interested in environmentally significant processes such as crystal growth, metal sorption, trace element partitioning and other surface mediated reactions. My research also addresses the structural response of minerals to substituent elements, especially lanthanides and actinides in apatite group minerals. Current research projects include: The role of crystal surface structure on trace element incorporation during growth; geochemical implications and dating of compositional zoning in minerals; crystal chemistry of the lanthanides and actinides in apatite; crystal growth and trace element incorporation in fluorite and apatite; understanding fundamental interactions between aqueous metal species and soil minerals; structural transformations in clay minerals. Research Teaching Facilities Reviews in Mineralogy and Geochemistry V48 PHOSPHATES

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31. BENthic Biology And Geochemistry Of A North-eastern Atlantic Abyssal Locality (B The BENGAL project is a high resolution temporal and spatial study of the BENthic biology and geochemistry of a northeastern Atlantic abyssal Locality. This project has the general objective of understanding how the physics, chemistry and biology of the abyssal benthic boundary layer respond to, and modify the incoming chemical signal from the overlying surface layers and thus affect the palaeoceanographic record in the underlying sediment. http://www.marine.ie/information services/data and info products/cd-roms/bengal

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34. Igneous Geochemistry Compositions of volcanic and other igneous rocks in a world wide data base. http://www.geokem.com/

Geochemistry of I g n e o u s Rocks An eText of Geochemical Data Interpretation This site last updated: Sat, 27 Aug 2005 NZST Most recently updated pages: volcanic-pacific.html volcanic-indian.html volcanic-hawaii.html minerals.html ... volcanic-iceland.html WARNING many pages are long and heavily to load on slow connections! About Bernie Gunn - an informal C.V. *Glossary* Geokem General: Background to this site 28-Feb-2005 Composition of the Earth's Mantle and Crust 2-Feb-2005 The Average Composition of the Earth's Continental Crust Global Element Distribution Fingerprints Minerals 25-August-2005 Oceanic Ridge Basalts: Summary 16-Jun-2005 Atlantic Spreading Centres 16-Jun-2005 Pacific/Indian Spreading Centres 3-Jun-2005 Summary Antarctic 2-Feb-2005 Atlantic Ocean 27-July-2005 Iceland 9-Aug-2005 Indian Ocean 25-Aug-2005 Hawaii 22-Aug-2005 Pacific Ocean 27-Aug-2005 Continental alkali basalts-basanites 3-Feb-2005 Continental Flood Basalts: Gondwana Jurassic Flood Basalts and Sills. Ferrar Dolerites (Ant), Tasmanian Dolerites, Karoo, Etendeka, Parana, Deccan 3-Feb-2005 Columbia River, Steens Mtn, Snake River Plains,

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36. Treatise On Geochemistry - Volume 8 The Treatise on geochemistry is without any doubt a very useful reference For the past 3.8 billion years, the geochemistry of the Earth s surface its http://www.treatiseongeochemistry.com/contents/vol8.html

Volume 8. Biogeochemistry Next "Most of the chapters in this volume are easy and agreeable to read. They avoid long historical description of the evolution of the subject and are generally well focused on the latest developments of our knowledge. This is well reflected in the references cited which are mainly covering the last ten years (except for chapters 3 and 4). (...) The Treatise on Geochemistry is without any doubt a very useful reference book for a large scientific community and especially for students and teachers." (Prof. Roland Wollast , Oceanographie Chimique, Universite Libre de Bruxelles, Brussels, Belgium) William H. Schlesinger James B. Duke Professor of Biogeochemistry Dean, Nicholas School of the Environment and Earth Sciences A 237 Levine Science Research Center Duke University Durham, NC 27708-0329 USA E-mail: schlesin@duke.edu now in paperback Click here to see a sample chapter of this volume Final contents About the editor For the past 3.8 billion years, the geochemistry of the Earth's surface - its atmosphere, waters and exposed crust - has been determined by the presence of biota. Photosynthetic organisms exposed the Earth's surface to oxygen, denitrifying bacteria have maintained the nitrogen concentration in Earth's atmosphere, and land plants have determined the rate of chemical weathering. Life determines the global biogeochemical cycles of the elements of biochemistry, especially C, N, P and S. Volume 8 traces the origin and impact of life on the geochemistry of the Earth's surface, with special emphasis on the current human impact on global biogeochemical cycles.

37. AOGC2000 - The Australian Organic Geochemists Conference 2000 Was held in Townsville July 12 14, 2000. Pre- and post- conference field trips will be organised to visit nearby fossil beds of ancient reefs and to the Great Barrier Reef. http://www.aims.gov.au/pages/conferences/aogc/aogc-00.html

AIMS home About AIMS Research Facilities ... Topics index The Australian Organic Geochemists present Bi-annual Australian Organic Geochemistry Conference 12 - 14 July 2000. Townsville, Queensland, Australia Two Australian teams have made big splashes in Science and Nature last year. I have engaged both to present their ground breaking work in two keynote lectures: Jochen Brocks et al (ANU/AGSO) not only showed that the whole Hamersley Iron deposit was set down by Archea but they used the molecular marker approach to push the origin of life on Earth back another billion years. Jeri Dickens et al (JCU) have put together the story which shows the massive carbon input during the latest Paleocene thermal maximum was gas hydrates liberated from continental margin sediments. His "Blast from the Past" makes a convincing argument for including these in the Global Carbon Cycle. Geotech P/L from Perth offers a prize for the best student presentation, oral or poster.

38. Chinese Journal Of Geochemistry The Chinese Journal of geochemistry, published quarterly, is edited by a distinguished editorial committee under the auspices of The Chinese Society of http://www.vsppub.com/journals/jn-ChiJouGeo.html

You can now add your name to our electronic mailing list Online edition Table of Contents Editorial Board Instructions to authors Back Volumes ... Contacts Chinese Journal of Geochemistry Published by Science Press, Beijing. Copublished and distributed outside of China exclusively by VSP. Editorial Chairman Tu Guangzhi Vice-Chairmen Ouyang Ziyuan, Xie Hongsheng and Fu Jiamo The Chinese Journal of Geochemistry, published quarterly, is edited by a distinguished editorial committee under the auspices of The Chinese Society of Mineralogy, Petrology and Geochemistry and The Institute of Geochemistry, Academia Sinica. The journal is published entirely in English and consists of original papers and a selection of translated papers from the Chinese journals: Journal of Petrology Journal of Mineralogy Journal of Sedimentology and Acta Geologica Sinica ISSN 1000-9426 E-ISSN not available online Indexed/Abstracted in: Subscription data 2005 (all prices are subject to change without notice): Volume in issues Institutional rate: EUR 700 US$ 875 (print+e) Individual rate: EUR 700 US$ 875 (print+e) Institutional rate: EUR US$ (e-only) Individual rate: EUR US$ (e-only) VSP Postal address: P.O. Box 9000, 2300 PA Leiden, The Netherlands

39. GEOCHEMISTRY LABORATORY and photographs of available analytical equipment. Basic information on eligibility to use the laboratory, along with contact information....... http://www.umanitoba.ca/geoscience/labs/chem.html

The Geochemistry facilities are capable of a range of geochemical analyses of rocks, minerals and fluids for a wide range of elements. Policies and procedures for the facilities are established by the Geochemistry Laboratory Users Group (Chair: N.M.Halden). The Geochemistry facilities are available to all departmental faculty, graduate students, research associates and post-Doctoral fellows for research work. They are also available to scientists in other departments of the University of Manitoba, other Universities, and non-profit organizations. In addition, the facilities are available to government agencies and commercial organizations subject to arrangement with the Chair of the Laboratory Users Group. Contacts Dr. Norm Halden (Faculty) Tel: FAX: e-mail: nm_halden@umanitoba.ca Mr. Gregg Morden (Geochemistry Laboratory Manager) Tel: FAX: e-mail: gmorden@ms.umanitoba.ca The geochemistry facilities in the Department of Geological Sciences includes: ICP-OES Instrument Laboratory AAS Instrument Laboratory Rock and mineral preparation Wet Chemistry laboratory ICP-OES Instrument Laboratory This laboratory houses a Varian "Liberty 200" sequential ICP-OES (Inductively Coupled Plasma Optical Emission Spectrometer) which is used for the analysis of rocks, minerals and fluids. Specifications: Czerny-Turner monochromator (0.75m); vacuum operation for emission lines in the U.V.; resolution 0.006 -0.018 nm; high grating order efficiencies on 1st to 4th order lines; concentric glass nebulizer and quartz torch; The ICP is computer controlled, the software includes: analytical program setup, quality con trol and report writing. The computer is connected to the Departmental LAN for data transfer. The system also includes a Varian SPS-5 autosampler with sequence control from the Liberty 200 (including automatic smart rinse and dilution). Detection limits for most elements are in the ppm - ppb range.

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