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Interfacial processes have a central role in many reactions and phenomena in the water environment, including mineral weathering, element cycling in the hydrosphere, particle stability in surface waters, subsurface transport of chemical species, bioavailability of nutrient and toxicant chemicals, and chemical residence times in environmental systems. This symposium will bring together scientists and engineers studying the fundamental interfacial processes involved in such phenomena, and the effects of these processes in the water environment. Relevant topics include, but are not limited to: Sorption at the mineral/water interface Chemical release from sediments Interfacial processes and bioavailability Spectroscopic study of natural particles Role of particles in environmental catalysis Surface reactions and mineral dissolution Interfacial processes in toxicant fate and transport Interactions of humic substances and mineral particles This symposium will feature a keynote lecture by Prof. Donald L. Sparks, Department of Plant and Soil Sciences, University of Delaware "Frontiers in Elucidating Metal Sorption Mechanisms at the Mineral/Water Interface: From the Macroscopic to the Molecular Scale" For further information on this symposium, contact:
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