Ion-exchange is one of the important geochemical processes responsible for the composition of groundwater. The ion-exchange process can be identified by the computation of 'Chloro-Alkaline Indices (CAI-1 and CAI-2)'.
What are the other tools by which it can be confirmed that ion-exchange process has played role in the groundwater chemistry?
Please provide a published work where Duruv plot is used to identify the said process.
Thanks
You may find the following report useful as it includes a conceptual view on the importance of ion exchange on groundwater chemistry from a UK perspective, including Ca, Na exchange and impact on F, "The natural (baseline) quality of groundwater in England & Wales" https://core.ac.uk/download/pdf/62722.pdf
Dear Dr. Mike Jones - You have sent a very good report titled 'The natural (baseline) quality of groundwater in England and Wales'. It will be useful in studies related to groundwater, its chemistry, evolution etc. I will read the complete report. Many thanks
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