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9781405193375

Frontiers in Geochemistry Contribution of Geochemistry to the Study of the Earth

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    9781405193375

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    1405193379

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2011-04-25
  • Publisher: Wiley-Blackwell

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This is a unique collection of reviews of the significance of geochemistry in the earth sciences, with contributions from a range of internationally distinguished scientists. It deals with both the historical contribution (Part 1) and the current and likely future importance of the subject in dealing with key environmental issues (Part 2)The book is based on contributions given to the 2008 IGC session with same name: Provides the most comprehensive review of the scope and achievements of modern geochemistry in a form accessible to and affordable by students (advanced undergraduates and graduates) The contributors are all world leaders in their particular field Co-published with the IAGC - the worlds premiere learned society for the geochemistry community. The only affordable and single-volume overview of the entire subject.

Author Biography

Russell Harmon is a Program Manager at the ARL Army Research Office, where he manages the extramural basic research program in terrestrial sciences which focuses on terrain properties and characterization, terrestrial processes and dynamics, terrestrial system analysis and modeling, and geospatial information science. University and. He is a Fellow of the Geological Society of America and National Speleological Society and Past President of the International Association of GeoChemistry.

Andrew Parker is an environmental geochemist, and was formerly Head of the Postgraduate Research Institute for Sedimentology, University of Reading, UK. He has supervised 60 PhD students from many countries, and is Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry, the Geological Society, and the Mineralogical Society.

Table of Contents

Contribution of geochemistry to the study of the Planet: Historical perspectives
Geochemistry and Secular Geochemical Evolution of the EarthâÇÖs Mantle & Lower Crust
Al Hofmann (Alex Halliday)
MaxâÇôPlanckâÇôInstitut für Chemie
Postfach 3060
DâÇô55020 Mainz
Germany
The Geochemistry & Secular Geochemical Evolution of the Continental Crust
Chris Hawkesworth (Balz Kamber) Department of Earth Sciences
University of Bristol
Bristol BS8 1RJ UK.
c.j.hawkesworth@bris.ac.uk
The Geochemistry of the EarthâÇÖs Oceanic Crust
ü Wolfgang Bach
Fachgebiet Petrologie der Ozeankruste
UniversitÃñt Bremen
Postfach 330 440
DâÇô28334 Bremen, Germany wbach@uniâÇôbremen.de
The Geochemistry of Volcanic Systems & Magmatic Processes
Jim Gill
Department of Earth Sciences
University of California, Santa Cruz
Santa Cruz, CA 95064
jgill@es.ucsc.edu
Composition and Geochemical Evolution of Seawater
ü Heinrich Holland
Department of Earth & Planetary Sciences
Harvard University
Cambridge, MA 02318 USA
holland@eps.harvard.edu
The Geochemistry of Hydrothermal Processes and Ore Deposits in the Continental Crust
Jeffery Hedenquist
Department of Geology & Engineering Geology
Colorado School of Mines
Golden, CO 80401 USA
jhedenqu@mines.edu
The Weathering Geochemistry Silicate Rocks
Sigurdur Gislason
Institute of Earth Sciences
University of Iceland
Askja, Sturlugata 7
101 Reykjavák
Iceland
sigrg@raunvis.hi.is
The Geochemistry of Sediment Diagenesis
Simon Poulton
School of Civil Engineering & Geosciences
Newcastle University
Newcastle upon Tyne
UK NE1 7RU
s.w.poulton@ncl.ac.uk
Global Geochemical Cycles & the Geochemistry & Secular Evolution of Sedimentary Rocks
ü Fred Mackenzie
Department of Oceanography
School of Ocean and Earth Science and Technology
University of HawaiâDzi at Manoa
1000 Pope Road Honolulu, HI 96822
fredm@soest.hawaii.edu
Geochemistry of Sedimentary Basins and Their Fluids
ü Norbert Clauer
Université Louis Pasteur Strasbourg
CGS / EOST, UMR 7517
67084 Strasbourg
France
nclauer@illite.uâÇôstrasbg.fr
Geochemistry and Secular Evolution of Ground Waters
ü Tom Paces
Czech Geological Survey
Klarov 3/313
118 21 Prague 1, Czech Republic
Isotopic Geochemistry of the Global Hydrological Cycle
ü Torsten Vennemann
Institute of Mineralogy and Geochemistry
University of Lausanne
Anthropole, CHâÇô1015 Lausanne
Switzerland
Torsten.Vennemann@unil.ch
Global Geochemistry of River Systems ü Michel Meybeck
Laboratoire de Géologie Appliquée
Sisyphe Université Paris
6 Place Jussieu
FâÇô75257 Paris, France
Michel.meybeck@ccr.jussiue.fr
Mining Impacts on the Geochemistry of the Natural Environment
D. Kirk Nordstrom
US Geological Survey
3215 Marine Street
Boulder, CO 80303 USA
dkn@usgs.gov
Contribution of geochemistry to the study of the Planet: Today and tomorrow
Emerging Geochemical Microanalytical Techniques
ü Martin Whitehouse
Laboratory for Isotope Geology
Swedish Museum of Natural History
Box 50007
SEâÇô104 05 Stockholm, Sweden
martin.whitehouse@nrm.se
The Future of Light Stable Isotope Geochemistry
ü Jochen Hoefs
Geochemisches Institute
Goldschmidtstarsse 1
Universit̖t G̦ttingen
DâÇô63038 Göttingen, Germany
jhoefs@gwdg.de
New Directions in the Stable Isotope Geochemistry of the Metal Elements
ü Tom Bullen
US Geological Survey
345 Middlefield Road
Menlo Park, CA 94025 USA
bullen@usgs.gov
Microbial Geochemistry
ü Philip Bennett
University of Texas at Austin
Department of Geological Sciences
1 University Station C1100
Austin, TX 78712 USA
pbennett@mail.utexas.edu
Nanogeochemistry, Mineral Surface Geochemistry, & Molecular Environmental Geochemistry Michael F. Hochella, Jr.
Department of Geosciences
Virginia Tech
Blacksburg, VA 24061
hochella@vt.edu
Human Geochemical Impacts on the Natural Environment
Carlo Barbante (Jane Plant)
Department of Environmental Science
CaâDz Foscari University
Dorsoduro, 2137
30123 Venice, Italy
barbante@unive.it
Medical Geochemistry
Olle Selinus
Geological Survey of Sweden
PO Box 670
SEâÇô751 28 Uppsala, Sweden
olle.selinus@sgu.se
Forensic Geochemistry
Jurian Hoogewerff
Centre for Forensic Provenancing
School of Chemistry b& Pharmacy
University of East Anglia
Norwich NR4 7TJ UK.
j.hoogewerff@uea.ac.uk
Archaeological Geochemistry
ü Henry Schwarcz
School of Geography & Earth Sciences
McMaster University
Hamilton, Ontario L8S 4K1 Canada
schwarcz@mcmaster.ca
Urban Geochemistry
ü Rolf Ottensen & Morten Jartun
Geological Survey of Norway
NOâÇô7491 Trondheim, Norway
rolf.ottesen@ngu & morten.jartun@ngu.no
Hydrogeochemistry of Pharmaceuticals, Hormones, & Other Organic Contaminants
Dr.ThomasTernes
Federal Institute of Hydrology
Koblenz, Germany
ernes@bafg.de
Geochemistry of Landscape Dynamics
James Kirchner
Federal Institute for Forest, Snow, & Landscape Research
Zűrcherstrasse 111
8903 Birmensdorf, Switzerland
james/kirchner@wsl.ch
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