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Monitoring at Olkiluoto in 2017, Hydrogeochemistry

2019
Maanalaisen tutkimustilan ONKALOn rakentamisen aiheuttamia mahdollisia muutoksia matalien ja syvien pohjavesien kemialliseen ympäristöön on seurattu säännöllisesti. Tässä raportissa esitetään hydrogeokemiallisen monitoroinnin vuoden 2017 mittaukset ja havainnot.Matalat pohjavedet: pH (kenttä) arvot vaihtelivat happamasta (5.4 OL-PP5:ssä) emäksiseen (8 ...
Vuorio, Marja, Lamminmäki, Tiina, Pitkänen, Petteri, Penttinen, Teea, Tiensuu, Karla, Komulainen, Jere, Wendling, Laura, Yli-Rantala, Elina, Partamies, Sami, Ahokas, Turo   +10 more
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Geohydrology: Hydrogeochemistry

2021
Janet S. Herman, Christopher A. Gellasch
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Hydrogeochemistry of the Curnamona and Mundi region

Output Type: Exploring for the Future Extended AbstractShort Abstract: Groundwater geochemistry is an important and often under-appreciated medium to understand geology below surface and is a valuable tool as part of a regional mineral exploration program. This study presents an assessment of hydrogeochemical results from the Curnamona and Mundi region
I., Schroder, N., Reid, I., Schroder, R., Thorne, C., Folkes, S., Hore, M., Eastlake, A., Petts, T., Evans, A., Fabris, T., Pinchand, A., Henne, B.R., Palombi   +12 more
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Progress in hydrogeochemistry

Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta, 1993
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Hydrogeochemistry of the Cobar Region

2021
Reid, Nathan, Thorne, Robert, Folkes, Chris, Gilmore, Phil, Pinchand, Tenten   +4 more
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Hydrogeochemistry of the Chiang Mai Basin, northern Thailand

Journal of Asian Earth Sciences, 1997
Abstract Chemical composition of groundwater samples collected from 247 boreholes throughout the Chiang Mai Basin was determined in order to describe the background ion concentrations and to identify the major hydrogeochemical processes that control the observed water chemistry.
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HYDROGEOCHEMISTRY OF GROUNDWATER IN CENTRAL ISRAEL

International Association of Scientific Hydrology. Bulletin, 1966
ABSTRACT The regional groundwater groups of central Israel include: bicarbonate waters representing the replenishment areas; chloride waters representing the confined and the base-level zones; sulfate waters of the intermediate zones (fig. 2). These water types were found to fit broadly into five hydrogeographical groups.
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Hydrogeochemistry

2001
A.S. Alsharhan, Z.A. Rizk, A.E.M. Nairn, D.W. Bakhit, S.A. Alhajari   +4 more
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Hydrogeochemistry – A Journey of Discovery

Understanding the origin of geogenic solutes (dissolved chemical elements unaffected by human activity) in groundwater has broader implications than a traditional water resource investigation. Humans evolved over millions of years drinking water from springs and seeps within a narrow range of solute compositions and concentrations as did nearly all ...
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Hydrogeochemistry of Tasmania

2020
Henne, Anicia, Reid, Nathan
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