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Thermodynamic Modeling for Environmental Applications

Thermodynamic Laws and State Functions → Case Studies in Environmental Thermodynamic Modeling

This learning path equips environmental professionals with the knowledge and skills to apply chemical thermodynamics to environmental problems, focusing on aqueous geochemistry, speciation, solubility, mineral precipitation, and CO₂ sequestration. Starting with foundational thermodynamics and progressing through solution chemistry and phase equilibria, learners will develop the ability to construct and interpret thermodynamic models for real-world environmental systems.