Annotated Bibliography Week 2

Annotated Bibliography

Arsenic-Environmental Geochemistry, Mineralogy, and Microbiology. Reviews in Mineralogy and Geochemistry, Volume 79 (R.J. Bowell, C.N. Alpers, H.E. Jamieson, D.K. Nordstron, and J. Majzlan, eds.)

Deditius,Artur

Economic Geology(2015),110(7):1905

http://dx.doi.org/10.2113/econgeo.110.7.1905

This article gives some information about on arsenic from a variety of perspectives, including mineralogy, geochemistry, microbiology, toxicology and environmental engineering. This article reviews  various aspects of the surface complexation, competitive sorption, and abiotic redox reactions of arsenic, evaluating the fate and transport of the element in the Earth's surficial environment. And also focuses on the paragenesis of arsenic minerals in magmatic-hydrothermal, metamorphic-hydrothermal, hot springs and fumarolic gases, coal and products of coal combustion, soils and fluvial systems, mine wastes, metallurgical wastes, and under ground spaces. This article offers a lot of information about regional characteristics like mineral sources, geographical structures' details and environmental geochemistry. Also, it shows quality and detailed chemical data of the coal. Through this analyzed coal from southwestern Wyoming, it showed the evidence of mineralization or high metal contents that would indicate potentially economic byproduct materials in the coal. Overall, this article shows environmental geochemical elements in Wyoming.

J. J. Connor
Summary report of the geology, mineral resources, engineering geology, and environmental geochemistry of the Sweetwater-Kemmerer area, Wyoming; Part C, Environmental geochemistry

Open-File Report - U. S. Geological Survey (1977):OF 77-0362 22 pp.

https://pubs.usgs.gov/of/1977/0360/report.pdf

This article offers a lot of information about regional characteristics like mineral sources, geographical structures' details and environmental geochemistry. Also, it shows quality and detailed chemical data of the coal. Through this analyzed coal from southwestern Wyoming, it showed the evidence of mineralization or high metal contents that would indicate potentially economic byproduct materials in the coal. Overall, this article shows environmental geochemical elements in Wyoming.