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  ESRM414-Week9.ppt

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  GEOCHEMRUN.doc

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  ESC414/514 Soil Chemistry and Fertility 1 GEOCHEM SAMPLE RUN FOR GEOCHEM A:>GEORUN HELLO! WELCOME TO GEOCHEMPC Version 1.23. PLEASE ENTER A \'1\' IF YOU ARE USING A SINGLE FIXED DISH, OR A \'2\' FOR A TWINFLOPPY DRIVE SYSTEM: 1 PLEASE ENTER A 4CHAR TAG
   
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  LAB3out.doc

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  FRM414 Soil Chemistry and Fertility Laboratory #3-GEOCHEM 1 OUTPUT FROM GEOCHEM TO FILE INPUT DATA FOR VERIFICATION THERMODYNAMIC CONSTANTS - Not corrected for ionic strength MET LIG * 1 2 4.60 1 99 -23.00 50 2 0.00 50 99 0.00 ITMAX= 15 1 1 0 0 1
   
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  ESC414-Final-exam.doc

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  FINAL EXAM ESC 414/514 Rob Harrison 1 WRITE YOUR STUDENT NUMBER ON THE BACK OF THIS EXAM It may be necessary to make assumptions to answer some of the questions; if this is necessary, be sure to state those assumptions in the answer. A large emph
   
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  Barber_Chap10.pdf

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  ESC414 lecture week3.ppt

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  ESC414-514 Chapter 3. Solution Chemistry Where is the mistake here? nonelectrolytes I = ionic strength Km = \"salting coefficient\", usually between 0.01-0.2 Complex ions and ion pairs
   
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  ESC414 lecture week4.ppt

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  ESC414-514 Homework ESC414-514 Chapter 6. Organic Matter ESC414-514 Chapter 7. Weathering and Soil Development ESC414-514 Chapter 10. Acid Soils
   
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  Johnson_Chap8.pdf

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  Bohn_SoilChem_Chap1.pdf

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  Bohn_SoilChem_Chap2.pdf

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  ESC414 lecture week2.ppt

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  README.DOC

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  Dear User: re: code for the interactive one-layer version of MAGICThe MAGIC program consists of a series of 17 subroutines (contained in the 16 files :\"xxxx.cd1\"), plus a main program (\"main\"). Common blocks areincluded in each. A compiled and linked (exe