-- Jibamitra Ganguly, author of Diffusion, Atomic Ordering and Mass Transport
Ottonello's text represents the broadest coverage of geochemistry yet published, and is the only book in the field to discuss interionic static potentials in crystals, thermodynamic properties based on lattice vibrations, and crystalline defects and their effect on stability relations of minerals. Includes nearly two hundred tables, three hundred figures, and an abundance of examples.
Table of contents:
One: Geochemistry of Crystal Phases
One: Elemental Properties and Crystal Chemistry
Two: Concepts of Chemical Thermodynamics
Three: Thermochemistry of Crystalline Solids
Four: Some Concepts of Defect Chemistry
Five: Silicates
Two: Geochemistry of Silicate Melts
Six: Thermochemistry of Silicate Melts
Seven: Introduction to Petrogenetic Systems
Three: Geochemistry of Fluids
Eight: Geochemistry of Aqueous Phases
Nine: Geochemistry of Gaseous Phases
Four: Methods
Ten: Trace Element Geochemistry
Eleven: Isotope Geochemistry
Appendix One: Constants, Units and Conversion Factors
Appendix Two: Review of Mathematics
Principles of Geochemistry offers broader coverage of the field than is currently available in other texts, including an in-depth discussion of the geochemistry of the solid state and trace element geochemistry.
Ottonello's text represents the broadest coverage of geochemistry yet published, and is the only book in the field to discuss interionic static potentials in crystals, thermodynamic properties based on lattice vibrations, and crystalline defects and their effect on stability relations of minerals. Includes nearly two hundred tables, three hundred figures, and an abundance of examples.
Table of contents:
One: Geochemistry of Crystal Phases
One: Elemental Properties and Crystal Chemistry
Two: Concepts of Chemical Thermodynamics
Three: Thermochemistry of Crystalline Solids
Four: Some Concepts of Defect Chemistry
Five: Silicates
Two: Geochemistry of Silicate Melts
Six: Thermochemistry of Silicate Melts
Seven: Introduction to Petrogenetic Systems
Three: Geochemistry of Fluids
Eight: Geochemistry of Aqueous Phases
Nine: Geochemistry of Gaseous Phases
Four: Methods
Ten: Trace Element Geochemistry
Eleven: Isotope Geochemistry
Appendix One: Constants, Units and Conversion Factors
Appendix Two: Review of Mathematics
Principles of Geochemistry offers broader coverage of the field than is currently available in other texts, including an in-depth discussion of the geochemistry of the solid state and trace element geochemistry.