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Geochemical Buffers

1996
Buffers are reactions that at least temporarily resist change to some aspect of a Fluid’s chemistry. A pH buffer, for example, holds pH to an approximately constant value, opposing processes that would otherwise drive the solution acid or alkaline.
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Geochemical Kinetics

1996
To this point we have measured reaction progress parametrically in terms of the reaction progress variable ξ, which is dimensionless. When in Chapter 11 we reacted feldspar with water, for example, we tied reaction progress to the amount of feldspar that had reacted and expressed our results along that coordinate.
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Geochemical Models

1994
Abstract The usefulness of geochemical modeling in diagenesis lies in the ability to analyze processes that cannot be measured directly in the laboratory, either due to the time element (slow kinetics) or, more typically, metastable equilibria.
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GEOCHEMICAL MASS BALANCE

Hydrological Processes, 1997
Owen P. Bricker, Margaret M. Kennedy
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URBAN GEOCHEMICAL MAPPING

2008
Albanese S.   +3 more
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Microorganisms as Geochemical Agents

1971
Roger Y. Stanier   +2 more
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