Aqueous Environmental Geochemistry¶
Langmuir. (1997). Aqueous Environmental Geochemistry. Prentice Hall.
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- Solubility
- Pharmaceutical formulation — the master variable, tuned by particle-size reduction, amorphous dispersion, salt-form selection, co-solvents, and cyclodextrin complexation to reach bioavailable concentrations. Environmental contaminant partitioning — soil-water-air distribution and bioaccumulation pathways set by Ksp and log P, with migration direction forecast from how the limit responds to changing conditions. Protein crystallization — controlled supersaturation driving the nucleation-then-slow-growth protocol that yields large crystals rather than fine precipitate. Alloy design — solid solubility of one metal in another setting the phase diagram's solvus line and the precipitation-hardening response on aging. Geochemistry — mineral precipitation in oceans, cave formations, and hydrothermal vents driven by changing solubility under changing conditions
This sourceLangmuir's aqueous environmental geochemistry, in which mineral solubility responds to pressure and precipitates in cave deposits, evaporative pools and marine embayments.
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“increases the [solubility] of minerals. An accurate evaluation of the pressure effect on [solubility] may require”
- Pharmaceutical formulation — the master variable, tuned by particle-size reduction, amorphous dispersion, salt-form selection, co-solvents, and cyclodextrin complexation to reach bioavailable concentrations. Environmental contaminant partitioning — soil-water-air distribution and bioaccumulation pathways set by Ksp and log P, with migration direction forecast from how the limit responds to changing conditions. Protein crystallization — controlled supersaturation driving the nucleation-then-slow-growth protocol that yields large crystals rather than fine precipitate. Alloy design — solid solubility of one metal in another setting the phase diagram's solvus line and the precipitation-hardening response on aging. Geochemistry — mineral precipitation in oceans, cave formations, and hydrothermal vents driven by changing solubility under changing conditions
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