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CHEMICAL GEOLOGY INCLUDING ISOTOPE GEOSCIENCE

Michael E. Böttcher, Donald B. Dingwell

1992engeochemistryisotopeenvironmentalaquatichydrogeochemistry

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The journal Chemical Geology, which encompasses isotope geoscience, aims to provide a platform for disseminating research that advances the understanding of chemical processes within the Earth. The objective of this editorial manuscript is to present an overview of the journal's scope, editorial board, and various fields of geochemical research covered. Notably, the journal includes contributions from experts in biogeochemistry, hydrogeochemistry, paleoclimatology, and experimental geosciences, emphasizing both environmental and high-temperature geochemical topics. The methodology employed in editorial processes aims to uphold high scientific standards while encouraging interdisciplinary studies among geochemists. The results demonstrate a robust engagement from researchers across various global institutions, as evidenced by the diverse backgrounds of the editorial board and contributors, which collectively enhances the journal's reputation in the scientific community. By maintaining a focus on critical issues facing geochemistry, the journal seeks to stimulate discussions that will lead to innovative solutions and advancements in the field. Through its commitment to quality and relevance, Chemical Geology aspires to maintain its leadership role in disseminating impactful geochemical research.

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