Titlebook: Chemistry of Aquatic Systems: Local and Global Perspectives; Giovanni Bidoglio,Werner Stumm Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media Dord

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Metal Speciation: Concepts, Analysis and Effectsors etc.) and by particle surface groups. The free aquo metal ion concentration, that is a key parameter for the effects of metals, is regulated by the complex interactions between trace metal ions, ligands and major ions. Thermodynamic calculations of the equilibrium speciation give insights into t

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Light-Induced Processes in the Aquatic Environmente transformation of organic and inorganic pollutants. Due to the ubiquitous nature of surfaces and interfaces in the aquatic environment, many environmentally important photochemical processes occur as heterogeneous processes, involving adsorbed species. In this chapter, the focus is on heterogeneou

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Reactions at the Mineral-Water Interfaceface. Regardless of their molecular structure, particles in aquatic systems present reactive functional groups of two kinds: cavities at the surface of permanently charged minerals (phyllosilicates and phyllomanganates) and surface hydroxy groups. The formulation of the laws of mass action for surfa

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Sources and Reactivity of Reductants Encountered in Aquatic Environmentslements. Sources and sinks for organic reductants are reviewed, and reaction pathways, stoichiometries, and thermodynamics are outlined. In order to illustrate differences in the reactivity of important metal oxidant species, reactions of chromium(VI) and Mn(III,IV), Fe(III), and Co(III) (hydr)oxide

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Abiotic Transformation Pathways of Organic Chemicals in Aquatic Ecosystemshe environmental fate of an organic chemical, two primary questions must be addressed. First, what are the reaction kinetics for the transformation process of interest? Second, what are the reaction products resulting from the transformation process? In attempting to address these questions, the typ