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geochemistry

Science of chemistry as it applies to geology. It deals with the relative and absolute abundances of the chemical elements and their isotopes in the Earth, and also with the chemical changes that accompany geologic processes.



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Having seen quite a few different general geochemistry texts, it is safe to say this book has a very different 'flavour' in three commendable aspects--the extremely quantitative treatment of Earth processes, the unification or comparison of similar geochemical principles operating in different parts of the earth (e.
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