Lecture

Metal Speciation and Solubility

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This lecture covers the sequence of mineral stability in chemical weathering, the solubility of various minerals like rock salt, gypsum, calcite, and dolomite, as well as the role of biological processes in weathering. It also discusses the factors influencing solubility, the solubility of metal sulfides, and the solubility of metal hydroxides using Fe(III) as an example.

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