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A Guide to Geochemistry in Newfoundland and Labrador
Geochemistry is the study of the chemistry of rocks and any naturally occurring material that is derived from them, e.g. soils. In terms of its use for the prospector, geochemistry looks at the distribution and amounts of elements in these materials, and their relation to nearby mineral deposits. This PDF covers the following topics related to Geochemistry : What are Elements and Minerals , Why use Geochemistry, Units of measurement, Distribution of elements in the earth’s crust , How to assess your assay results, Dispersion and Alteration, Geochemical Surveys.
Author(s): Dr. Steve Amor, Geological Survey, Department of Natural Resources, Newfoundland and Labrador
39 Pages 
This page covers the following topics related to Geochemistry : Geochemistry of Granitic Rocks of the Moldanubian Batholith, An Overview on the Classification and Tectonic Setting of Neoproterozoic Granites of the Nubian Shield, Microstructure Features in Paleo and Neoproterozoic Granitic Rocks, Deformation Features and Structures in Some Igneous and Metamorphic Rocks: A Case Study of Central African Fold Belt in Cameroon, The Importance of Mechanical Transport, Rock Texture, and Mineral Chemistry in Chemical Weathering of Granites, Changes of Granite Rapakivi under the Biofouling Influence, Geochemistry of Radioactive Isotopes, Exploration for Fe-Mn Oxides Using Geochemical Signatures in Soil.
Author(s): Milos Rene
NA Pages
This lecture note provides an introduction to theoretical and practical aspects of aqueous geochemistry, including chemical thermodynamics and kinetics, acid-base chemistry, mineral dissolution and precipitation, redox reactions in natural waters, coordination chemistry, and surface chemistry.
Author(s): Philip Bennett
NA Pages