Transfer Processes in Cohesive Sediment Systems

I Particle Properties and Characterisation.- A New Perspective of Several Approaches to Clay/Electrolyte Studies.- The Heterogeneous Distribution of Anions and Water around a Clay Surface with Special Reference to Estuarine Systems.- Humic Substances and the Surface Properties of Iron Oxides in Freshwaters.- Sample Pretreatment and Size Analysis of Poorly-Sorted Cohesive Sediment by Sieve and Electronic Particle Counter.- Size Distributions of Suspended Material in the Surface Waters of an Estuary as Measured by Laser Fraunhofer Diffraction.- Detecting Compositional Variations in Fine-Grained Sediments by Transmission Electron Microanalysis.- II Transfer of Porewater and Particles.- Escape of Pore Fluid from Consolidating Sediment.- The Influence of Pore-Water Chemistry on the Behaviour of Transuranic Elements in Marine Sediments.- The Incorporation of Radionuclides into Estuarine Sediments.- Distribution, Composition and Sources of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Sediments of the River Tamar Catchment and Estuary, UK.- Water Quality Aspects of Dumping Dredged Silt into a Lake.- III Microbiological Effects.- Autotrophic Iron-Oxidising Bacteria from the River Tamar.- Nitrogen Cycling Bacteria and Dissolved Inorganic Nitrogen in Intertidal Estuarine Sediments.- List of Participants.