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Geochemistry and Biogeochemistry
Aqueous Geochemistry
1. Introduction to Aqueous Geochemistry
2. Fundamental Principles
3. Acid-Base Equilibria
4. Mineral-Water Interactions
5. Oxidation-Reduction (Redox) Reactions
6. Complexation and Speciation
7. Sorption Processes at Solid-Water Interfaces
8. Geochemistry of Natural Water Systems
9. Isotope Geochemistry in Aqueous Systems
10. Environmental and Applied Aqueous Geochemistry
11. Geochemical Modeling
Sorption Processes at Solid-Water Interfaces
Introduction to Sorption
Adsorption vs. Absorption
Physisorption vs. Chemisorption
Importance in Natural Systems
Types of Sorption Mechanisms
Surface Precipitation
Formation of Surface Phases
Conditions for Precipitation
Ion Exchange
Mechanism of Ion Exchange
Selectivity Sequences
Cation Exchange Capacity
Anion Exchange Capacity
Factors Affecting Exchange
Surface Complexation
Inner-Sphere Complexes
Outer-Sphere Complexes
Surface Functional Groups
Protonation and Deprotonation
Sorbent Materials
Clay Minerals
Structure and Properties
Exchange Sites
Metal Oxides and Hydroxides
Surface Hydroxyl Groups
Point of Zero Charge
Organic Matter
Humic Substances
Functional Groups
Carbonates
Surface Sites
Modeling Sorption
Sorption Isotherms
Linear Isotherm
Langmuir Isotherm
Freundlich Isotherm
BET Isotherm
Surface Complexation Models
Constant Capacitance Model
Diffuse Layer Model
Triple Layer Model
Charge Distribution Multisite Complexation Model
Model Parameters and Fitting
Ion Exchange Models
Selectivity Coefficients
Thermodynamic Models
Factors Affecting Sorption
pH Effects
Ionic Strength Effects
Temperature Effects
Competing Ions
Surface Loading
Kinetic Effects
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