2004
DOI: 10.1007/s00254-004-1146-5
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?34S isotope values of dissolved sulfate (SO42?) as a tracer for battery acid (H2SO4) contamination in groundwater

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“…The isotopic composition of oxygen and hydrogen can provide important information about the source of water, i.e., for the actual H 2 O molecules rather than dissolved constituents. Applications range across the whole spectrum of hydrogeological and hydrological studies, including hydrothermal systems (McCarthy et al 2005;Pichler 2005a), aquifer recharge (Gonfiantini et al 1998), groundwater-surface interaction (Baskaran et al 2009), contamination studies (Pichler 2005b), but the water cycle (Craig 1961), delineating the source of water is particularly important for managing this resource in areas with limited water supply. The quantification of groundwater inflow into wetlands and lakes in Florida, for example, is an important component in the water balance equation (Sacks 2002).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The isotopic composition of oxygen and hydrogen can provide important information about the source of water, i.e., for the actual H 2 O molecules rather than dissolved constituents. Applications range across the whole spectrum of hydrogeological and hydrological studies, including hydrothermal systems (McCarthy et al 2005;Pichler 2005a), aquifer recharge (Gonfiantini et al 1998), groundwater-surface interaction (Baskaran et al 2009), contamination studies (Pichler 2005b), but the water cycle (Craig 1961), delineating the source of water is particularly important for managing this resource in areas with limited water supply. The quantification of groundwater inflow into wetlands and lakes in Florida, for example, is an important component in the water balance equation (Sacks 2002).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%