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Author(s): H. Magdi Selim, William L. Kingery
ISBN(s): 9781566706230, 1566706238
Edition: 1
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Year: 2003
Language: english
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ISBN 10: 1566706238 
ISBN 13: 9781566706230
Author: H Magdi Selim, William L Kingery

The hydrological and geochemical interactions between clay minerals and organic matter in soils directly influence the reaction, behavior, and mobility of heavy metals in soils. Geochemical and Hydrological Reactivity of Heavy Metals in Soils is one of few books that comprehensively illustrates this cause-and-effect relationship. It highlights anal

Geochemical and hydrological reactivity of heavy metals in soils 1st Table of contents:

1. Hydrological and Geochemical Processes Controlling the Fate and Transport of Contaminants in Fractured Bedrock

  • 1.1: Introduction

  • 1.2: Case Study

  • 1.3: Summary and a Look Ahead

  • Acknowledgments

  • References

2. Mineral Controls in Colloid-Mediated Transport of Metals in Soil Environments

  • 2.1: Introduction

  • 2.2: Case Study 1

  • 2.3: Case Study 2

  • 2.4: Case Study 3

  • 2.5: Summary

  • 2.6: Conclusions

  • References

3. A Web-Based Three-Dimensional Simulation System for Solute Transport in Soil

  • 3.1: Introduction

  • 3.2: Three-Dimensional MRTM Model and ADI Method

  • 3.3: System Implementation

  • 3.4: Results

  • 3.5: Conclusions

  • Acknowledgment

  • References

4. Effect of Structural Charges on Proton Adsorption at Clay Surfaces

  • 4.1: Introduction

  • 4.2: Structure of Clays

  • 4.3: Case Study

  • 4.4: Summary and Concluding Remarks

  • 4.5: Acknowledgments

  • 4.6: Appendix: Isolated Layer Model

  • References

5. Molecular Modeling of Fulvic and Humic Acids Charging Effects and Interactions with Al³⁺, Benzene, and Pyridine

  • 5.1: Introduction

  • 5.2: Methods

  • 5.3: Results

  • 5.4: Conclusions and Future Work

  • 5.5: Acknowledgments

  • References

6. Silicon-Organic Interactions in the Environment and in Organisms

  • 6.1: Introduction

  • 6.2: Phospholipid–Oxide Surface Interactions

  • 6.3: Thermodynamic Basis for the Membranolytic Potential of Oxides: Crystal Chemistry and Interfacial Solvation

  • 6.4: Role of Dissolved Si-Organic Complexes in Biology

  • 6.5: Summary

  • References

7. Formation of Biogenic Manganese Oxides and Their Influence on the Scavenging of Toxic Trace Elements

  • 7.1: Introduction

  • 7.2: Kinetics of Biological Mn Oxidation

  • 7.3: Trace Metal Adsorption to Biogenic Mn Oxides

  • 7.4: Trace Metal Adsorption to Mixtures of Biogenic Mn Oxides and Fe Oxides

  • 7.5: Role of Mn Oxides in Controlling Trace Metal Adsorption to Natural Biofilms

  • 7.6: Conclusions

  • Acknowledgments

  • References

8. Zinc Speciation in Contaminated Soils Combining Direct and Indirect Characterization Methods

  • 8.1: Introduction

  • 8.2: Approaches to Determining Metal Speciation in Soils

  • 8.3: Case Study: Zn-Contaminated Soil in the Vicinity of a Smelter

  • 8.4: Conclusions and Environmental Significance

  • References

9. Reduction/Cation Exchange Model of the Coincident Release of Manganese and Trace Metals following Soil Reduction

  • 9.1: Introduction

  • 9.2: Case Study

  • 9.3: Reduction/Cation Exchange Model

  • 9.4: Summary

  • References

10. Behavior of Heavy Metals in Soil: Effect of Dissolved Organic Matter (DOM)

  • 10.1: Introduction

  • 10.2: Fractionation and Characterization of DOM

  • 10.3: DOM Sorption in Soil

  • 10.4: DOM Biodegradability

  • 10.5: DOM Effect on Heavy Metal Sorption in Soils

  • 10.6: Metal Dissolution as Affected by the Origin and Concentrations of DOM

  • 10.7: Metals Bioavailability as Affected by DOM

  • 10.8: Summary

  • 10.9: Conclusions

  • References

11. Analytical Techniques for Characterizing Complex Mineral Assemblages: Mobile Soil and Groundwater Colloids

  • 11.1: Introduction

  • 11.2: Light-Scattering Techniques for Colloid Characterization

  • 11.3: Acoustic Spectroscopy

  • 11.4: Field Flow Fractionation

  • 11.5: Electron-Based Analysis Techniques

  • 11.6: Other Analytical Methods

  • 11.7: Conclusions

  • 11.8: Acknowledgments

  • 11.9: List of Symbols

  • 11.10: List of Greek Symbols

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