Soil Chemistry- How Organic and Inorganic Chemicals React in Soils
Soil Chemistry is the study of soil as a complex mixture of reacting and interacting organic and inorganic chemicals. This course will focus on the study of the basic physical, chemical, mineralogical, and biological properties of a wide variety of soil systems. It will also focus on the study of the fundamental, governing principles of the behavior of a wide range of chemicals (e.g. acids, bases, metals, radionuclides, bulk hydrocarbons, dissolved hydrocarbons, DNAPLs, NAPLs) over a wide range of soil systems.
Online class taught by Dr. Jim Dragun
Online class taught by Dr. Jim Dragun
September 26, 2012 - December 2, 2012
This course is intended to present practical information to a large range of professionals who deal with the presence and significance of chemicals in soil and groundwater systems, with site assessments, with site remediation, and with storage and disposal facilities. These professionals include biologists, chemists, civil engineers, environmental managers, environmental scientists, environmental engineers, geologists, regulatory agency personnel, researchers, and students.
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