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Most of the chemical processes that occur in these … Expand. Preface 1. Geochemical models 2. Modeling tools 3. Rate equations 4. Chemical reactors 5. Molecular kinetics 6. Surface kinetics 7. Diffusion and advection 8. Quasi-kinetics 9. Accretion and … Expand. A novel multi-reaction model for kinetics of Zn release from soils: Roles of soil binding sites. Journal of colloid and interface science. Modeling approaches of competitive sorption and transport of trace metals and metalloids in soils: a review.

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Donald L. Sparks is the S. His pioneering studies on kinetic processes in soils and minerals include the development of widely used and novel kinetic methods, elucidation of rate-limiting steps and mechanisms over a range of spatial and temporal scales, and coupling of real-time kinetic studies with in-situ molecular scale investigations.

His discoveries on the speciation, formation rates and stability mechanisms of metal hydroxide surface precipitates, and their role in the retention and bioavailability of toxic metals in the terrestrial environment, have received worldwide attention.

This research has led to more effective soil remediation strategies and predictive models. He is the author or coauthor of publications. These include: 11 edited books, 53 book chapters, and refereed papers. Sparks has served as editor of Advances in Agronomy since , having edited 77 volumes. He has given over invited presentations at scientific conferences throughout the world, and been a lecturer at 98 universities and institutes in North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia.

He has received numerous honors and awards including Fellow of five scientific societies, national and international research awards, distinguished fellowships and lectureships, and teaching and mentoring awards.