Applied Geochemistry · 2017 · 221 citations · 66 references
Natural ResourcesEnvironmental SciencesHydrologyInorganic ChemistryUrban HydrologyUrban Water ManagementGroundwater SalinizationSalinity SourcesUrban BiogeochemistryWater ManagementWater PollutionWater QualityCarbonate WeatheringDrinking Water MonitoringElemental RatiosImpervious Surface ImpactsIon Exchange ReactionsUrban Groundwater QualityUrban Impervious SurfacesWater Alkalinity
of the Baltimore LTER site contributing to river alkalinization. Our results suggest that urbanization may dramatically increase major ions, ionic strength, and pH over decades from headwaters to coastal zones, which can impact integrity of aquatic life, infrastructure, drinking water, and coastal ocean alkalinization.
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Influence of limestone on the hydration of Portland cements
Barbara Lothenbach, Gwenn Le Saoût, Emmanuel Gallucci et al. · Cement and Concrete Research · 2008 · 1.6K citations · Full text
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