Chemistry of Natural Waters II

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This lecture covers the chemistry of Lake Cadagno, a meromictic alpine lake, focusing on the chemocline and the processes occurring in its water column. Topics include sulfate transport, redox reactions, iron cycling, and the formation of iron(III) hydroxides. The instructor discusses the variations in water chemistry, the role of primary production, and the E-pH stability diagram to understand the lake's geochemistry.

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