Geochemical Transactions

Featured article: Density functional theory modeling of chromate adsorption onto ferrihydrite nanoparticles

In this study, part of the “Frontiers and Advances in Environmental Soil Chemistry” collection in honouring the work of Prof. Donald Sparks, James Kubicki and colleagues, perform DFT calculations on a model of a ferrihydrite nanoparticle interacting with chromate in water. Two configurations each of monodentate and bidentate adsorbed chromate as well as an outer-sphere and a dissolved bichromate were simulated. In addition to the 3-D periodic planewave DFT models, molecular clusters were extracted from the energy-minimized structures.

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| 13 March 2019

The formation of spinel-group minerals in contaminated soils: the sequestration of metal(loid)s by unexpected incidental nanoparticles

Authors: Michael Schindler, Haley Mantha and Michael F. Hochella Jr.
Content type: Research Article
| 6 December 2018

Onboard experiment investigating metal leaching of fresh hydrothermal sulfide cores into seawater

Authors: Shigeshi Fuchida, Jun-ichiro Ishibashi, Kazuhiko Shimada, Tatsuo Nozaki, Hidenori Kumagai, Masanobu Kawachi, Yoshitaka Matsushita and Hiroshi Koshikawa
Content type: Research Article
| 14 August 2018

Natural speciation of nickel at the micrometer scale in serpentine (ultramafic) topsoils using microfocused X-ray fluorescence, diffraction, and absorption

Authors: Matthew G. Siebecker, Rufus L. Chaney and Donald L. Sparks
Content type: Research Article
| 26 June 2018

Adsorption of copper (II) on mesoporous silica: the effect of nano-scale confinement

Authors: Andrew W. Knight, Austen B. Tigges and Anastasia G. Ilgen
Content type: Research Article
| 22 June 2018

Catalytic oxidation of arsenite and reaction pathways on the surface of CuO nanoparticles at a wide range of pHs

Authors: Lingqun Zeng, Biao Wan, Rixiang Huang, Yupeng Yan, Xiaoming Wang, Wenfeng Tan, Fan Liu and Xionghan Feng

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| 18 July 2015

Characterization, dissolution and solubility of synthetic cadmium hydroxylapatite [Cd₅(PO₄)₃OH] at 25–45°C

Authors: Yinian Zhu, Zongqiang Zhu, Xin Zhao, Yanpeng Liang, Liuqin Dai and Yanhua Huang
Content type: Article
| 12 April 2000

Humic acids: Their detergent qualities and potential uses in pollution remediation

Authors: Ray von Wandruszka
Content type: Research article
| 12 June 2006

Phosphorus retention in calcareous soils and the effect of organic matter on its mobility

Authors: Ray von Wandruszka
Content type: Article
| 7 December 2000

Release of organic nitrogen compounds from Kerogen via catalytic hydropyrolysis

Authors: B. Bennett and G. D. Love
Content type: Article
| 4 July 2000

Effect of temperature and illumination on pyrite oxidation between pH 2 and 6

Authors: Martin Schoonen, Alicia Elsetinow, Michael Borda and Daniel Strongin

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A Call for Papers: “Frontiers and Advances in Environmental Soil Chemistry”

We are excited to announce a call for papers for a special issue of Geochemical Transactions in honor of Prof. Donald Sparks: “Frontiers and Advances in Environmental Soil Chemistry”, Guest Edited by Young-Shin Jun, Mengqiang Zhu and Derek Peak.

Invited papers and proposed submissions will highlight important challenges in environmental geochemistry and soil chemistry and will introduce current advances in these areas.

For further information please read the full scope here.

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Geochemical Transactions is the official journal of the Geochemistry Division of the American Chemical Society.

Aims and scope

Geochemical Transactions publishes high-quality research in all areas of chemistry as it relates to materials and processes occurring in terrestrial and extraterrestrial systems.

The journal coverage includes, but is not limited to:

organic geochemistry
inorganic geochemistry
marine and aquatic chemistry
chemical oceanography
biogeochemistry
applied geochemistry
astrobiology
environmental geochemistry

Editors' profiles

Greg Druschel is Associate Professor at the Department of Earth Sciences, Indiana University- Purdue University Indianapolis, USA.

Greg's research focus is redox geochemistry and role of microorganisms on S & Fe cycling; P & N speciation/sorption in freshwater lakes; modeling and in vitro studies of lung fluid mineral reactivity.

Yoko Furukawa is a staff geologist at Naval Research Laboratory, Marine Geosciences Division in Stennis Space Center, Mississippi, USA.

Yoko's research focus: surface chemistry and its effect on mineral and organic matter interaction in natural waters; cohesive marine sediment diagenesis.

Geochemical Transactions

Featured article: Density functional theory modeling of chromate adsorption onto ferrihydrite nanoparticles

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The formation of spinel-group minerals in contaminated soils: the sequestration of metal(loid)s by unexpected incidental nanoparticles

Onboard experiment investigating metal leaching of fresh hydrothermal sulfide cores into seawater

Natural speciation of nickel at the micrometer scale in serpentine (ultramafic) topsoils using microfocused X-ray fluorescence, diffraction, and absorption

Adsorption of copper (II) on mesoporous silica: the effect of nano-scale confinement

Catalytic oxidation of arsenite and reaction pathways on the surface of CuO nanoparticles at a wide range of pHs

Characterization, dissolution and solubility of synthetic cadmium hydroxylapatite [Cd₅(PO₄)₃OH] at 25–45°C

Humic acids: Their detergent qualities and potential uses in pollution remediation

Phosphorus retention in calcareous soils and the effect of organic matter on its mobility

Release of organic nitrogen compounds from Kerogen via catalytic hydropyrolysis

Effect of temperature and illumination on pyrite oxidation between pH 2 and 6

A Call for Papers: “Frontiers and Advances in Environmental Soil Chemistry”

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