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  1. Radioactive Geochronometry: A derivative of the Treatise on Geochemistry
  2. Geochemistry (The International series of monographs on physics) by Victor Moritz Goldschmidt, 1962
  3. Geochemistry of Earth Surface Systems: A derivative of the Treatise on Geochemistry
  4. Environmental Geochemistry of Potentially Toxic Metals by Frederic R. Siegel, 2010-11-02
  5. Geochemistry, by Kalervo Rankama, 1964
  6. Archaean geochemistry, Volume 1: Proceedings of the Symposium on Archaean Geochemistry: the Origin and Evolution of Archaean Continental Crust, held in ... 1977 (Developments in Precambrian Geology)
  7. Ratio Correlation: A Manual for Students of Petrology and Geochemistry by Felix Chayes, 1971-09-15
  8. Sediments, Diagenesis, and Sedimentary Rocks, Volume 7: Treatise on Geochemistry
  9. Carbonates in Continental Settings, Volume 62: Geochemistry, Diagenesis and Applications (Developments in Sedimentology)
  10. Theoretical Geochemistry: Applications of Quantum Mechanics in the Earth and Mineral Sciences by John A. Tossell, David J. Vaughan, 1992-03-19
  11. Geochemistry of Sedimentary Carbonates (Developments in Sedimentology) by J.W. Morse, F.T. Mackenzie, 1990-09-10
  12. The Geochemistry of Gold and Its Deposits (Geological Survey Bulletins: No. 280) by R. W. Boyle, 1980-03
  13. Rock Geochemistry in Mineral Exploration by G.J.S. Govett, 1983-01-01
  14. Handbook of Geochemistry 1 by K.H. Wedepohl, 1974-01-30

61. MESSENGER Web Site
The official site for the MErcury Surface, Space ENvironment, geochemistry, and Ranging mission. Includes details of mission and spacecraft design,
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Counting Mercury’s Craters MESSENGER team members have been identifying and measuring the impact craters on portions of Mercury that had not been previously seen by spacecraft. By counting craters on different areas of the planet’s surface, a relative geologic history of the planet can be constructed, indicating which surfaces formed first and which formed later. In this image , 763 craters have been identified and measured (shown in green) along with 189 hills (shown in yellow). [ more Featured Image January 24, 2008 Counting Mercury's Craters more

62. GEOCHEMISTRY OF ARSENIC
Finally, geochemical data (including the speciation data) and information from existing interpretive reports are used to construct preliminary hypotheses
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Arsenic in Ground Water of the Willamette Basin, Oregon
GEOCHEMISTRY OF ARSENIC
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Review of Geochemical Processes Controlling Arsenic Mobility
Two categories of processes largely control arsenic mobility in aquifers: (1) adsorption and desorption reactions and (2) solid-phase precipitation and dissolution reactions. Attachment of arsenic to an iron oxide surface is an example of an adsorption reaction. The reverse of this reaction, arsenic becoming detached from such a surface, is an example of desorption. Solid-phase precipitation is the formation of a solid phase from components present in aqueous solution. Precipitation of the mineral calcite, from calcium and carbonate present in ground water, is an example of solid-phase precipitation. Dissolution of volcanic glass within an aquifer is an example of solid-phase dissolution. Arsenic adsorption and desorption reactions are influenced by changes in pH, occurrence of redox (reduction/oxidation) reactions, presence of competing anions, and solid-phase structural changes at the atomic level. Solid-phase precipitation and dissolution reactions are controlled by solution chemistry, including pH, redox state, and chemical composition.
Adsorption and Desorption Processes
Arsenic is a redox-sensitive element. This means that arsenic may gain or lose electrons in redox reactions. As a result, arsenic may be present in a variety of redox states. Arsenate and arsenite are the two forms of arsenic commonly found in ground water (Masscheleyn and others, 1991). Arsenate generally predominates under oxidizing conditions. Arsenite predominates when conditions become sufficiently reducing. Under the pH conditions of most ground water, arsenate is present as the negatively charged oxyanions H2AsO4- or HAsO42-, whereas arsenite is present as the uncharged species H3AsO30 (Hem, 1985). The strength of adsorption and desorption reactions between these different arsenic species and solid-phase surfaces in aquifers varies, in part, because of these differences in charge. Differences in species charge affect the character of electrostatic interactions between species and surfaces.

63. Institute Of Geology & Geochemistry Of Combustible Minerals, Lviv, Ukraine
Scientific research center of investigation of the broad range of combustible minerals and related geological phenomena.
http://www.geofuel.lviv.net/

64. 2008 Geochemistry Archive Nature Geoscience
geochemistry from. 2008 geochemistry January 2008 geochemistry. Top of page. January 2008 geochemistry. Asteroid breakup linked to the Great Ordovician
http://www.nature.com/ngeo/archive/ngeo_s5_current_archive.html

65. Institute For Environmental Geochemistry
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http://www.uni-heidelberg.de/institute/fak12/ugc/

66. USNews.com: America's Best Graduate Schools 2008: Earth Sciences: Geochemistry
Earth Sciences Specialties geochemistry Ranked in 2006*. 1. California Institute of Technology. 2. Pennsylvania State University–University Park
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67. Geochemistry, Links For Mineralogists
geochemistry, Annotated links to internet resources, especially for mineralogists, petrologists, crystallographers,geologists.
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68. AquaChem, Geochemistry, Geochemistry Software, Groundwater And Geochemistry
Groundwater chemistry and water geochemistry software for aqueous geochemical data analysis. Product overview, pricing, and online ordering.
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69. Geology/Geochemistry Program At New Mexico Tech
The Geology/geochemistry group at New Mexico Tech consists of nine regular faculty members and a large number of adjunct faculty.
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Areas of research concentration Faculty Home Pages Geologic River trips ... Geoscience links The Geology/Geochemistry group at New Mexico Tech consists of nine regular faculty members and a large number of adjunct faculty. In addition, there are numerous geologists and geochemists at the New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources , which is located on campus. Many of these scientists actively participate in the supervision of graduate and undergraduate student projects. Home Geology Geochemistry Hydrology ... Search
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70. Geochemistry And Geophysics, USGS-ERP
The USGS Organic geochemistry Laboratory researches chemical and geological data to develop an understanding of the physical and chemical processes of
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The USGS Organic Geochemistry Laboratory researches chemical and geological data to develop an understanding of the physical and chemical processes of hydrocarbon generation, migration and accumulation. The Geophysical Processing Group performs specialized 2-D and 3-D seismic reflection data processing and interpretation using state of the art hardware and software for the Energy Resources Program and other clients upon request. The Group maintains the National Energy Research Seismic Library (NERSL) and have been acquiring seismic reflection data since the mid 1970's.
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71. The Society Of Environmental Geochemistry And Health
understanding the interaction between the geochemical environment and the health of plants, animals and humans. SEGH recognizes the importance of
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SEGH was established in 1971 to provide a forum for scientists from various disciplines to work together in understanding the interaction between the geochemical environment and the health of plants, animals, and humans. SEGH recognizes the importance of interdisciplinary research. SEGH members represent expertise in a diverse range of scientific fields, such as biology, engineering, geology, hydrology, epidemiology, chemistry, medicine, nutrition, and toxicology. SEGH members represent these areas of expertise within the academic, regulatory, and industrial communities, thus providing a representative perspective on current issues and concerns. SEGH membership is international and there are regional sections to coordinate activities in Europe and the Asia/ Pacific.
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72. Environmental Geochemistry
The purpose of this course is to provide a practical background in basic geochemical principles that can be applied to environmental problems.
http://www.ronstoessell.org/environmental_geochemistry.htm

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Geology 4658 or Geology 6097; Fall 2005
Class time: 4:45 PM - 6 PM on Monday and Wednesday.
The web notes serve as a text. As a backup text, try Environmental Chemistry (latest edition) by Stanley Manahan
Instructor: Ronald K. Stoessell, Room 1034, 280-6795, rstoesse@uno.edu or ronlondi@charter.net
50% of the grade will be from 2 tests (midterm and final) and the remaining 50% will be from the homework assignments. The midterm and the final will be take-home tests. Graduate students will have to learn how to use MINTEQA2 and for their final homework assignment, pick a pollutant metal use the program to study the metal mobility in aqueous solutions as a function of pH and pe conditions. Undergraduates can do this final assignment for extra points.
The purpose of this course is to provide a practical background in basic geochemical principles that can be applied to environmental problems. These same principles can also be applied to geologic problems at other than earth-surface conditions. In general, at higher temperatures and pressures, much of the necessary geochemical data needed to apply the geochemical principles is not tabulated and has to be calculated. This is covered in another course Geology 4659 (Geochemical Thermodynamics).
The course will make use of computer programs to solve geochemical problems and the use of EXCEL spreadsheets to do simple modeling of pollutant transport. Some simple chemical analyses will be done to illustrate important environmental chemical reactions, e.g., pH, Eh, dissolved O

73. Geochemistry
geochemistry research at the Geological Survey of Canada.
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74. Gordon Research Conferences - 2008 Program (Organic Geochemistry)
The 2008 conference will highlight the cutting edge in organic geochemistry in both biogeochemical and energyrelated scholarship. The meeting will focus on
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75. IngentaConnect Publication: Geochemistry: Exploration, Environment, Analysis
Copublished with the Association of Applied Geochemists, geochemistry Exploration, Environment, Analysis covers the latest developments in exploration and
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76. GCXPLORE - Exploration Geochemistry - Richard Carver
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77. Petroleum And Environmental Geochemistry Group, School Of Earth, Ocean And Envir
It was set up by Steve Rowland in 1989, to coordinate and identify the interests of those in Plymouth involved in the general area of organic geochemistry
http://www.research.plymouth.ac.uk/pegg/
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Home The Group Research News The Group housed in the School of Earth, Ocean and Environmental Sciences , University of Plymouth is also part of the Centre for Chemical Sciences . It was set up by Steve Rowland in 1989, to coordinate and identify the interests of those in Plymouth involved in the general area of organic geochemistry research. We have strong links with national ( e.g. Brixham Environmental Laboratory ) and international laboratories (please see our detailed international page The Group is comprised of five members of academic staff (two Professors, a Senior Lecturer and two Lecturers), a Scientific Officer, two post-doctoral researchers, three Ph.D. students (plus another two co-supervised at the Universities of Exeter and Essex) and a senior technician. The Petroleum and Environmental Geochemistry Group, October 2002.
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78. Geochemistry | Geochemistry News, Research And Current Events
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79. Geotech.org - Basic Geology And Surface Geochemical Exploration On The World Wid
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80. Geochemical Society
Geochemical News. President s Letter October 2007 The Geochemical Society · One Brookings Drive, CB 1169 · St. Louis, MO 631304899 · 314-935-4131.
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