Aquatic Environmental Chemistry

• Author has over 20 years teaching and research experience in the field
• Expanded explanations given in margins
• Assumes basic mathematical knowledge
• Clear diagrammatic and worked examples provided throughout

Readership: Undergraduate students of chemistry, environmental chemistry, environmental science, oceanography, earth sciences, geology, geography, irrigation science, and water engineering.

Alan G. Howard, Senior Lecturer, Department of Chemistry, University of Southampton

"'This book represents a solid introduction to the problems of aquatic environmental chemistry, which will be useful to teachers and students alike.'" - G. P. Glasby, Chemistry in Britain

1: The Earth and Biogeochemical Cycling
2: The Aquatic Environment
3: The Acidity of Water
4: Metal Complexes in Solution
5: Oxidation and Reduction
6: Dissolution and Deposition Processes
7: Case Studies