Calibration of the sodium base cation dominance index of weathering for the River Dee catchment in north-east Scotland

Applied Geochemistry

Volumn 17, Issue 1, 2002, Pages 11-19

  Stutter, Marc ^a   Smart, Richard ^b   Cresser, Malcolm ^b  

^a UNIVERSITY OF ABERDEEN   (United Kingdom)

^b UNIVERSITY OF YORK   (United Kingdom)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

AEROSOLS; CALIBRATION; CATCHMENTS; POSITIVE IONS; SAMPLING; WEATHERING;

ORGANIC ACIDITY;

GEOCHEMISTRY;

CATION; RIVER WATER; SODIUM; WEATHERING;

UNITED KINGDOM;

EID: 0036147772     PISSN: 08832927     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1016/S0883-2927(01)00090-7     Document Type: Article

References (37)

1. Hydrochemical distribution patterns in stream waters, Trøndlag, central Norway
2. Evaluation of the use of soil ion exchange chemistry for identifying the origins of streamwaters in catchments
3. Geochemistry of ocean water bubble spray
4. Modeling the effects of acid deposition: Assessment of a lumped-parameter model of soil water and streamwater chemistry
5. The use of catchment studies for assessing chemical weathering rates in two contrasting upland areas in N.E. Scotland
6. Influence of precipitation composition on the chemistry of streams draining from peat examined using Na:Ca:Mg ratio
7. Natural processes in freshwater acidification
8. The conditions and frequency of sampling for elucidation of transport mechanisms and element budgets in upland drainage basins
9. Airborne salts and the chemical composition of river water
10. Estimating critical loads for biota: The steady-state water chemistry (Henriksen) model
11. Long- and short-term hydrochemical budgets in Scottish catchments
12. Estimates of critical loads to surface waters
13. The use of stream solute budgets for estimating weathering rates and period of soil development in a small mid Wales catchment
14. Chemical waethering and lithological controls of water chemistry in a high-elevation river system: Clark's Fork of the Yellowstone River, Wyoming and Montana
15. Chemical weathering and cation loss in a base-poor watershed
16. A preliminary review of weathering rates in relation to their method of calculation for acid sensitive soil parent materials
17. The prediction and management of water quality in a relatively unpolluted major Scottish catchment: Current issues and experimental approaches
18. Sampling and chemical interpretation of precipitation for mass balance studies
19. Sodium and chloride levels in rainfall, mist, streamwater and groundwater at the Plynlimon catchments, mid-Wales: Inferences on hydrological and chemical controls
20. The assessment of chemical weathering rates within an upland catchment in North-east Scotland
21. Factors affecting the chemistry of precipitation and river water in an upland catchment
22. Atmospheric inputs and catchment solute fluxes for major ions in five Welsh upland catchments
23. Acid deposition in Wales: The results of the 1995 Welsh Acid Waters Survey
24. Movement of road salt to a small New Hampshire lake
25. Factors affecting the spatial and temporal distribution of solute concentrations in a major river system in north-east Scotland
26. A model for predicting chloride concentrations in river water in a relatively unpolluted catchment in north-east Scotland
27. Atmospheric sea-salt deposition effects on soils and freshwaters in NE Scotland
28. A novel index of susceptibility of rivers and their catchments to acidification in regions subject to a maritime influence
29. Hydrochemical modelling of acidification in Wales
30. Major, minor and trace element composition of cloud water and rainwater at Plynlimon
31. Acidification of lakes in the Eastern United States and Southern Norway: A comparison