This course is designed to show the application of chemical principles to the study of geology. Topics covered include aqueous geochemistry, activity-concentration relations, carbonate equilibria, pH-fO2 diagrams, isotope systems, and the application of geochemistry to solving environmental problems.
Prerequisite: CHE 1042 or CHE 1052 , and GEY 1030 .
Spring, even years

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