Ground Water Geochemistry Aqueous Environmental Geochemistry by Donald LangmuirPrentice Hall This up-to-date geochemistry text covers controls of chemical quality of natural and polluted ground water. The book is designed for two college courses with thermodynamics and solution chemistry as prerequisites Contains more than 200 figures and 100 tables. The focus is on inorganic processes, and leans heavily on chemical equilibrium and thermodynamics. Study questions are at the end of each chapter. Quantity Member Nonmember 1997/ Catalog #T855/ 600 pages. Member $64.50; Nonmember $81 Environmental Isotopes: in Hydrogeology by Ian D. Clark and Peter FritzLewis Publishers This bright new work was created by two Canadian scientists and presented in college textbook format for graduate level studies. Learn more about the use of isotopes to study recharge processes, ground water dating, rock-water interaction, origin of salinity, contamination by landfills, agricultural sources, and solvents. Each chapter contains work problems. Field sampling methods, the carbon cycle, precipitation, deuterium and oxygen-18, carbonate dissolution, and much, much more are included in this valuable new book. Quantity Member Nonmember 1997/ Catalog #T856/ 328 pages. Member $59; Nonmember $73.75 Ground Water Geochemistry: Fundamentals and Applications to Contamination by William J. DeutschCRC Press This text is required reading for our two geochemistry courses, and written by our senior geochemistry instructor, Bill Deutsch. Learn the role that geochemistry plays in remediation. Avoid common mistakes in remedial design. The text begins with the fundamentals and moves to contaminant mobility, geochemical models, remediation of metals, sampling considerations, Eh and pH concerns, and the chemistry of organic pollution. Our top pick for a practical geochemistry text! Quantity Member Nonmember 1997/ Catalog #T857/ 224 pages. Member $59; Nonmember $73.75 Guidelines for the Construction of Vertical Boreholes for Closed Loop Heat Pump Systems Edited by Kevin McCray, NGWA These new technical guidelines were prepared with funding provided by the Geothermal Heat Pump Consortium Inc. under a grant from the U.S. Department of Energy. Technical specifications and procedures are carefully spelled out on loop field design, test holes, borehole construction, piping, borehole grouting, heat transfer fluids, and decommissioning. This popular guide is already in its second printing, and contains glossary and industry contacts. Quantity Member Nonmember 1997/ Catalog #T713/ 43 pages. Member $15; Nonmember $30 Applied Chemical and Isotopic Ground Water Hydrology by Emanuel Mazor John Wiley & Sons This book focuses on physical, chemical, and isotopic water properties and their variations in time. Addressed are the planning, field measurement, and observations of hydrochemical field studies as they relate to an understanding of water systems. With the emphasis on the processing of data, it explains how hydrochemists collect samples for laboratory analysis, formulate conceptual and mathematical models, and make recommendations. Quantity Member Nonmember 1990/ Catalog #T796/ 256 pages. Member: $50; Nonmember: $62.50 Chemical Ground Water Quality (Anthology) Compiled from NGWA publications Included in this anthology on chemical ground water quality is information on health effects, standards, and reasons for them. Includes nitrates, metals, hardness, and organics. Quantity Member Nonmember 1991/ Catalog #K162/ 13 papers. Member: $50; Nonmember: $62.50 Geochemical Techniques for Identifying Sources of Ground Water Salinization by Bernd Richter and Charles Kreitler Lewis Publishers This book offers a comprehensive look at the threat to the U.S. freshwater resources due to salinization, and outlines techniques that can be used to study the problem. Reviews the seven major salt water sources and covers the characteristics of salt water sources, geochemical parameters, and basic graphical and statistical methods that are frequently used. Quantity Member Nonmember 1993/ Catalog #T276/ 272 pages. Member: $59; Nonmember: $73.75 Study and Interpretation of the Chemical Characteristics of Natural Water, 3rd edition by John D. Hem, USGS This book is an introduction to low-temperature aqueous geochemistry, and applied and theoretical water chemistry. In addition, it serves as an aid to hydrologists and hydrogeologists who may need to evaluate water quality and incorporate water chemistry into their investigations of water resources. Quantity Member Nonmember 1989/ Catalog #T613/ 263 pages. Member: $18; Nonmember: $22.50
This up-to-date geochemistry text covers controls of chemical quality of natural and polluted ground water. The book is designed for two college courses with thermodynamics and solution chemistry as prerequisites Contains more than 200 figures and 100 tables. The focus is on inorganic processes, and leans heavily on chemical equilibrium and thermodynamics. Study questions are at the end of each chapter.
This bright new work was created by two Canadian scientists and presented in college textbook format for graduate level studies. Learn more about the use of isotopes to study recharge processes, ground water dating, rock-water interaction, origin of salinity, contamination by landfills, agricultural sources, and solvents. Each chapter contains work problems. Field sampling methods, the carbon cycle, precipitation, deuterium and oxygen-18, carbonate dissolution, and much, much more are included in this valuable new book.
This text is required reading for our two geochemistry courses, and written by our senior geochemistry instructor, Bill Deutsch. Learn the role that geochemistry plays in remediation. Avoid common mistakes in remedial design. The text begins with the fundamentals and moves to contaminant mobility, geochemical models, remediation of metals, sampling considerations, Eh and pH concerns, and the chemistry of organic pollution. Our top pick for a practical geochemistry text!
These new technical guidelines were prepared with funding provided by the Geothermal Heat Pump Consortium Inc. under a grant from the U.S. Department of Energy. Technical specifications and procedures are carefully spelled out on loop field design, test holes, borehole construction, piping, borehole grouting, heat transfer fluids, and decommissioning. This popular guide is already in its second printing, and contains glossary and industry contacts.
This book focuses on physical, chemical, and isotopic water properties and their variations in time. Addressed are the planning, field measurement, and observations of hydrochemical field studies as they relate to an understanding of water systems. With the emphasis on the processing of data, it explains how hydrochemists collect samples for laboratory analysis, formulate conceptual and mathematical models, and make recommendations.
Included in this anthology on chemical ground water quality is information on health effects, standards, and reasons for them. Includes nitrates, metals, hardness, and organics.
This book offers a comprehensive look at the threat to the U.S. freshwater resources due to salinization, and outlines techniques that can be used to study the problem. Reviews the seven major salt water sources and covers the characteristics of salt water sources, geochemical parameters, and basic graphical and statistical methods that are frequently used.
This book is an introduction to low-temperature aqueous geochemistry, and applied and theoretical water chemistry. In addition, it serves as an aid to hydrologists and hydrogeologists who may need to evaluate water quality and incorporate water chemistry into their investigations of water resources.