Aqueous Geochemistry

ERTH-6690

Fundamentals of aqueous geochemistry as applied to the evolution of natural waters. Principles of chemical equilibrium, activity models for solutes, acid-base chemistry, redox chemistry, mineral solubility, aqueous complexes, ion exchange, and stable isotopes will be covered. The carbonate system, weathering reactions, and redox chemistry are examined in detail. Students learn theory, the basics of analytical techniques, computation methods, and the use of computer programs for speciation, mass balance, and reaction path calculations.

4 credits

Cross-listed with:

CHEM-4690 Aqueous Geochemistry ENVE-4110 Aqueous Geochemistry ERTH-4690 Aqueous Geochemistry

Prereqs:

one of:

CHEM-1100 Chemistry I ERTH-1100 Geology I: Earth's Interior

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		(Session 1)	(Session 2)
2023	Aqueous Geochemistry (4c) Karyn Lynne Rogers Seats Taken: 6/24
2022	Aqueous Geochemistry (4c) Frank Spear Seats Taken: 5/24
2021	Aqueous Geochemistry (4c) Frank Spear Seats Taken: 4/24
2020
2019	Aqueous Geochemistry (4c) Karyn Lynne Rogers Seats Taken: 2/30
2018	Aqueous Geochemistry (4c) Karyn Lynne Rogers Seats Taken: 2/30
2017	Aqueous Geochemistry (4c) Karyn Lynne Rogers Seats Taken: 4/30
2016	Aqueous Geochemistry (4c) Karyn Lynne Rogers Seats Taken: 4/30
2015	Aqueous Geochemistry (4c) Karyn Lynne Rogers Seats Taken: 3/30
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