Chemical equilibria and rates in natural waters, wiley, new york, 1995. The authoritative introduction to natural water chemistry third edition now in its updated and expanded third edition, aquatic chemistry remains the classic resource on the essential concepts of natural water chemistry. Lecture 9 chemical equilibrium and solution chemistry why. Water chemistry by mark m benjamin 2nd edition, waveland press other texts. Chemical equilibria and rates in natural waters 9780471511854 by stumm, werner. Cee 241 aquatic chemistry online course winter quarter 2018 time. Morgan, and several other books on the interplay between mineral. A problem solving approach to aquatic chemistry jensen. Chemical equilibria and rates in natural waters stumm, werner, morgan, james j. To teach fundamental concepts for understanding the behavior of inorganic species, such as carbonate and trace metals, in aquatic systems. Covers the processes involved in water treatment, comparing real systems with idealized counterparts or models. A twophase model for the interpretation of proton and metal ion interaction with charged polyelectrolyte gels and their linear analogs j. Werner stumm eawag, swiss federal institute of technology eth, zurich. The european association of geochemistry quinquennially awards a science innovation award medal named in his honour for work in lowtemperature and surface geochemistry.
Influence of solution chemistry ma schlautman, jj morgan geochimica et cosmochimica acta 58 20, 42934303, 1994. Find materials for this course in the pages linked along the left. The electric double layer at the solidsolution interface r. The text, aquatic chemistry, stumm and morgan 1996 and earlier editions dating to 1970 also provides detailed information on iron chemistry in aquatic systems. It is fundamental in its approach to the processes that control the composition of natural waters, it is a pleasure to read and should be a must for any student andor professional in the field. Werner stumm and james morgan, 3rd edition, john wiley and sons, ny, 1996 recommended additional text for graduate students for reference material 4 prerequisites for undergraduates. Examines a theoretical basis for the chemical behavior of ocean waters, estuaries, rivers, lakes, groundwaters, and soil water systems. There is a short introduction to chemical kinetics. Chemical equilibrium principles of acids bases, dissolutionprecipitation, oxidationreduction, and complexation are applied to understanding the chemistry of surface waters, groundwaters, and water and wastewater treatment. Stumm and morgan, aquatic chemistry wiley, 1996 prepared class notes will be made available through the course owl site, along with other useful reference material and data for assignments. The reporting tips document was updated to reflect the latest recommendations on the rounding of alkalinity, acid neutralizing capacity, bicarbonate, carbonate, and hydroxide concentrations derived from alkalinity.
Stumm is also known for writing the influential book aquatic chemistry, together with james j. Aquatic chemistry stumm pdf download aquatic chemistry stumm pdf i nowhave and use a surface 2. Chemical equilibria and rates in natural waters, authorwerner stumm and james jay morgan, year1970. This course will provide students with necessary theoretical and practical knowledge and. Adding acid co2 in respiration consumes alkalinity ac id n e ut rlz g p y shf q b m. His numerous publications include chemistry of the solidwater interface, aquatic chemical kinetics, and aquatic surface chemistry, all published by wiley. Stumm and morgan remains the best aquatic chemical book ever written. Water, a natural occurring and abundant substance that exists in solid, liquid, and gas forms on the planet earth, has attracted the attention of artists, engineers, poets, writers, philosophers, environmentalists, scientists, and politicians. Chemical equilibria and rates in natural waters, 3rd ed. Hering, principles and applications of aquatic chemistry. Water chemistry is basic but, nonetheless, its still chemistry. An introduction emphasizing chemical equilibria in natural waters.
Aquatic chemistry chem 3411 spring quarter, 2014 du portfolio. Goldberger professor of environmental engineering science at the california institute of technology. James j morgan like the previous editions, this substantially revised and updated third edition has been written to provide readers with a solid understanding of the general chemical principles underlying natural. A wileyinterscience series of textsand monographs 3rd by stumm, werner, morgan, james j. According to data from nasa, water covers 75% of the earths surface. This is a complete introduction to the concepts, applications and techniques of aquatic chemistry. It is fundamental in its approach to the processes that control the composition of natural waters, it is a pleasure to read and should be a must for any student and or professional in the field.
Some people shy away from trying to understand his subject because they feel its over their heads. Werner stumm and james morgan, 3rd edition, john wiley and sons, ny, 1996 recommended additional text for graduate students for reference. James j morgan like the previous editions, this substantially revised and updated third. Water is a liquid at the temperature of the earths surface. This edition places greater emphasis on rates of procedures and chemical reactions, reflecting increased information on these aspects of natural water chemistry. The field continuesto mature,and several generations of students have givenus their own views onthe book.
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Syllabus aquatic chemistry civil and environmental. A group project consisting in a web presentation of an environmental problem that affect aquatic systems and that is related to the class, i. Ene 663 water chemistry references the following references might be helpful in getting a different perspective on some of the topics we cover in this course. Emphasis is on the study of acidbase chemistry, complexation, precipitationdissolution and reductionoxidation reactions. The aquatic chemistry text by stumm and morgan 2nd ed. Second edition applications of environmental aquatic chemistry. Designed for both selfstudy and classroom use, this book builds a solid foundation in the general principles of natural water chemistry and then proceeds to a thorough. It has been revised and updated to focus upon pollution and its control, as well as the processes affecting the circulation of chemical substances in water. Download course materials aquatic chemistry civil and. I am hoping someone can help me with a clarifying a calculation on a fundamental thermodynamic understanding of reactions. Morgan, and several other books on the interplay between mineral surfaces and water.
Aquatic chemistry, chemical equilibria and rates in natural waters, 3rd ed. Mwf objective to acquaint students interested in soil science, chemistry, water science, the environment, agriculture, and natural resources with the meaningful, applied discipline of soil and water chemistry. Wiley interscience garrels and christ 1965 solutions, minerals, and equilibria. Adsorption of aquatic humic substances on colloidalsize aluminum oxide particles.
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