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Geosciences 519 Spring, 2011 AQUEOUS AND ENVIRONMENTAL GEOCHEMISTRY Richard F. Yuretich 138 Morrill 545-0538 Office Hours: M 1:30 2:30 Tu 11:00 12:00 Class Meetings: T,Th 9:30-10:45 (Lab) T 2:30-5:30 Course Goals and Structure This course deals with the natural and human influences on water composition in the Earth's near-surface environments. Our concern will be primarily with fresh water, streams, lakes, and groundwater, although we will explore some continental saline environments. In all cases, we want to examine the chemical and geological processes that govern the concentration levels of dissolved substances in AQUEOUS systems, and in the course of this endeavor you will employ equilibrium thermodynamics as a problem-solving framework; develop proper, careful and accurate skills in laboratory and analytical methods; operate modern analytical instrumentation ; interpr
Aqueous and Environmental Geochemistry, Spring 2011 2 Products and Assessment There will be two major products used to assess your understanding of the concepts and applications of geochemistry. The first will consist of a take-home mid-
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