Oceanography trace elements

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Stan Van Den Berg is a Professor of Chemical Oceanography at the University of Liverpool. His research interests focus on the chemical specia-tion of trace elements and organic compounds in natural waters and the redox chemistry of metals and sulfides. His research group has pioneered advances in analytical techniques using electroanalytical methods (cathodic stripping voltammetry and chronopotentiometry). Dr. Van Den Berg is a broad-based analytical chemist. 

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Niirnberg, H.W., 1983. Voltammetric studies on trace metal speciation in natural waters. Part II Application and conclusions for chemical oceanography and chemical limnology. In G.G. Leppard (ed.), Trace Element Speciation in Surface Waters. Plenum, New York, pp. 211-230. 

Bruland, K. W. (1983) Trace Elements in Seawater. In Chemical Oceanography J. P. Riley and R. Chester, Eds., Academic Press, New Yoric. 

Glasby, GR, 1974. Mechanism of incorporation of manganese and associated trace elements in marine manganese nodules. Oceanography and Marine Biology An Annual Review, 12 11-40. 

The Trace Element Research Lab (TERL) of the Texas A M Oceanography Department analyzed all bivalves collected from the US Gulf of Mexico (GOM) coastline for the NOAA NS T Mussel Watch Program between 1986 and 1999. These samples were, almost without exception, American oysters (Crassostria virginica) and they were collected, processed and analyzed in essentially the same way for this entire time period. The data should, thus, be internally consistent and comparable from year to year and from place to place. 

Bruland KW Trace Elements in Seawater. Chemical Oceanography (Edited by Riley JR Chester R). Academic Press, London 1983, 157—220. 

W. Bruland, Trace elements in sea water, "Chemical Oceanography," Vol.8, Chap.45, Academic Press, London (1983). 

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