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SCOPE 51 - Biogeochemistry of Small Catchments: Trace Metal Speciation and Cycling

Link http://www.icsu-scope.org/downloadpubs/scope51/cha
pter13.html
Elements -All elements-
Species Complex
Inorganic
Organic
Valency
Topic Information - Environmental Cycling
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Language English
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SCOPE 51 - Biogeochemistry of Small Catchments

13

Trace Metals Speciation and Cycling
 
CHARLES T. DRISCOLL, JAMES K. OTTON AND ÅKEIVERFELDT
 
  13.1 INTRODUCTION
  13.2 CASE STUDIES-MERCURY, LEAD, ALUMINIUM AND URANIUM
    13.2.1 HG CYCLING AT LAKE GÅRDSJÖN
     

13.2.1.1 Site description and approach
      13.2.1.2 Results and discussion of the Hg cycle
    13.2.2 THE Pb AND Al CYCLE AT HUBBARD BROOK, NH, USA
      13.2.2.1 Site description and approach
      13.2.2.2 Results and discussion of the Pb cycle
      13.2.2.3 Results and discussion of the Al cycle
    13.2.3 URANIUM CYCLE AT FLODELLE CREEK, WASHINGTON, USA
      13.2.3.1 Site description and approach
      13.2.3.2 Results and discussion of the U cycle 
  13.3 RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FUTURE RESEARCH
  13.4 REFERENCES
 


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