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2003 DIVISION S-1 SYMPOSIA 2003 Soil Science Society of America National Meetings November 2-6, 2003 Denver, CO t |
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S-1 2003 SYMPOSIA TOPICS
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| 1. Diffusion and Diffusion-Controlled
Processes in Porous Media Diffusion processes in the gaseous, liquid and solid phases of porous media affect and often control chemical mobility and fate. For example, slow micro- and meso-scale diffusion can cause pronounced time-dependency (kinetics) in chemical sorption and biodegradation processes and will prolong remediation times at contaminated soil sites. Transport-fate processes where diffusion plays a crucial role include (i) transport, degradation, sorption and emission of volatile organic chemicals, greenhouse gases and fumigants, (ii) aeration of soils, (iii) plant uptake processes, (iv) remediation of heterogeneous/structured porous media, (v) leaching of heavy metals and organic pollutants through soil liners, and (vi) heat transport in porous media. This symposium (Division S1, co-sponsored by Divisions S2 and S3) is aimed at presenting state-of-the-art research on diffusion and diffusion-controlled physical, biological and chemical processes in porous media. Key subjects include but are not limited to (1) simultaneous diffusion and reactions of gaseous and dissolved compounds, (2) diffusion-controlled sorption processes, (3) diffusion effects on microbial processes, (4) measuring, describing, predicting and linking solute, gas and heat diffusivities, (5) spatial and time-scales of diffusion in the liquid, gaseous and solid phases, and (6) pore-scale diffusion processes and their effects on sorption and degradation. Both oral and poster presentations will be featured. If you are interested in submitting a presentation to this symposium or for additional information, please contact Dr. Per Moldrup, Environmental Engineering Section, Department of Life Sciences, Aalborg University, DK-9000 Aalborg, Denmark; pm@bio.auc.dk. Session 1. Monday, November 3rd, 8:15– 11:45 am Session 2 (Posters). Monday, November 3rd, 8:00 am to 6:00 pm, authors present 4:00 to 6:00 pm Session 3. Tuesday, November 4th, 8:15– 11:45 am |
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