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Spring 2020
Clay minerals are ubiquitous at the Earth’s surface and they impart a significant influence on numerous geochemical cycles due to their high surface reactivity. Aqueous pH and ionic strength (hereafter IS) are two major factors that affect clay surface reactivity and subsequently govern trace...
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Trace Element Variability in Clay Sediments as a Function of Environmental Conditions within the Fluvial to Marine Water Transition Zone
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Estuaries are marginal marine environments of considerable complexity, due to their spatial and temporal variations in hydrodynamic energy, water chemistry, and sediment source and composition. This complexity hinders geologists’ ability to accurately reconstruct paleoenvironments and...