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1ISORROPIA: A New Thermodynamic Equilibrium Model for Multiphase Multicomponent Inorganic AerosolsAquatic Geochemistry19981,146
2(null)Aquatic Geochemistry1998746
3The aquatic chemistry of rare earth elements in rivers and estuariesAquatic Geochemistry1995485
4Rare Earth Element and Yttrium Variability in South East Queensland WaterwaysAquatic Geochemistry2006443
5(null)Aquatic Geochemistry1998300
6The Role of One- and Two-Electron Transfer Reactions in Forming Thermodynamically Unstable Intermediates as Barriers in Multi-Electron Redox ReactionsAquatic Geochemistry2010190
7Adsorption and Desorption of Phosphate on Calcite and Aragonite in SeawaterAquatic Geochemistry2001183
8Origin of Salts and Brine Evolution of Bolivian and Chilean SalarsAquatic Geochemistry2009172
9(null)Aquatic Geochemistry1997162
10Factors controlling the solubility of aerosol trace metals in the atmosphere and on mixing into seawaterAquatic Geochemistry1996147
11A Chemical Equilibrium Model for Natural WatersAquatic Geochemistry1998137
12(null)Aquatic Geochemistry2000130
13Marine Dissolved Organic Phosphorus Composition: Insights from Samples Recovered Using Combined Electrodialysis/Reverse OsmosisAquatic Geochemistry2010130
14Fe–Al–organic Colloids Control of Trace Elements in Peat Soil Solutions: Results of Ultrafiltration and DialysisAquatic Geochemistry2005127
15Lake Van, Eastern Anatolia, Hydrochemistry and HistoryAquatic Geochemistry2009123
16Evidence for Strong Copper(I) Complexation by Organic Ligands in SeawaterAquatic Geochemistry1998121
17Hydrochemistry of Salt Lakes of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, ChinaAquatic Geochemistry2009120
18Closed Basin Brine Evolution and the Influence of Ca–Cl Inflow Waters: Death Valley and Bristol Dry Lake California, Qaidam Basin, China, and Salar de Atacama, ChileAquatic Geochemistry2009116
19The Removal of Dissolved Metals by Hydroxysulphate Precipitates during Oxidation and Neutralization of Acid Mine Waters, Iberian Pyrite BeltAquatic Geochemistry2006112
20The Chemical Speciation of Fe(III) in FreshwatersAquatic Geochemistry2008110
21Impact of Episodic Warming EventsAquatic Geochemistry2004109
22Nutrient Inputs, Phytoplankton Response, and CO2 Variations in a Semi-Enclosed Subtropical Embayment, Kaneohe Bay, HawaiiAquatic Geochemistry2011107
23Dissolution of Carbonate Sediments Under Rising pCO2 and Ocean Acidification: Observations from Devil’s Hole, BermudaAquatic Geochemistry2007106
24The chemistry of the anoxic waters in the Framvaren Fjord, NorwayAquatic Geochemistry1995104
25(null)Aquatic Geochemistry200195
26Geomicrobiology of Blood Falls: An Iron-Rich Saline Discharge at the Terminus of the Taylor Glacier, AntarcticaAquatic Geochemistry200495
27Geochemical-focusing of manganese in lake sediments ? An indicator of deep-water oxygen conditionsAquatic Geochemistry199794
28The Mobility of Rare Earth Elements and Redox Sensitive Elements in the Groundwater/Seawater Mixing Zone of a Shallow Coastal AquiferAquatic Geochemistry200392
29(null)Aquatic Geochemistry199991
30Comparative Scavenging of Yttrium and the Rare Earth Elements in Seawater: Competitive Influences of Solution and Surface ChemistryAquatic Geochemistry200491
31Fe(II)-Na(I)-Ca(II) Cation Exchange on Montmorillonite in Chloride Medium: Evidence for Preferential Clay Adsorption of Chloride – Metal Ion Pairs in SeawaterAquatic Geochemistry200591
32Uranium(6+) sorption on montmorillonite: Experimental and surface complexation modeling studyAquatic Geochemistry199790
33Characterizing Colloidal Material in Natural WatersAquatic Geochemistry199789
34(null)Aquatic Geochemistry200288
35Sources of Terrestrial Organic Carbon in the Mississippi Plume Region: Evidence for the Importance of Coastal Marsh InputsAquatic Geochemistry201187
36The solubility control of rare earth elements in natural terrestrial waters and the significance of PO 4 3? and CO 3 2? in limiting dissolved rare earth concentrations: A review of recent informationAquatic Geochemistry199586
37Redox Chemistry in the Root Zone of a Salt Marsh Sediment in the Tagus Estuary, PortugalAquatic Geochemistry200386
38Using Mg Isotopes to Trace Cyanobacterially Mediated Magnesium Carbonate Precipitation in Alkaline LakesAquatic Geochemistry201385
39A continuous and mechanistic representation of calcite reaction-controlled kinetics in dilute solutions at 25�C and 1 atm total pressureAquatic Geochemistry199584
40Hydrochemical framework of groundwater in the Ankobra Basin, GhanaAquatic Geochemistry200783
41Salt Waters of the Northern Apennine Foredeep Basin (Italy): Origin and EvolutionAquatic Geochemistry201183
42(null)Aquatic Geochemistry199982
43Diagenesis of vascular plant organic matter components during burial in lake sedimentsAquatic Geochemistry199581
44Natural and anthropogenic budgets of a small watershed in the massif central (France): Chemical and strontium isotopic characterization of water and sedimentsAquatic Geochemistry199681
45Colloidal Control on the Distribution of Rare Earth Elements in Shallow GroundwatersAquatic Geochemistry201081
46Increasing Iron Concentrations in UK Upland WatersAquatic Geochemistry200880
47The Multiple Sources and Patterns of Methane inNorth Sea WatersAquatic Geochemistry199879
48AquaEnv : An Aqua tic Acid–Base Modelling Env ironment in RAquatic Geochemistry201077
49Examination and Refinement of the Determination of Aqueous Hydrogen Sulfide by the Methylene Blue MethodAquatic Geochemistry201177
50Metallophores and Trace Metal BiogeochemistryAquatic Geochemistry201576