It has to be controlled by certain parameters. It is good to compare the results of at least two models. As you get a model, you can predict through a neural network, for example. Good luck.

Well,

Dissolution, ionic exchange, mixing- dilution, mixing- enrichment, Redox potential and Regards and/or Sincerely

Hello,

Isuggest you to consult this article where you will find explanations on water-rock chemical interactions :

The influence of water/rock − water/clay interactions and mixing in the salinization processes of groundwater

Gibbs diagram, Chloro alkaline indices, correlation analysis.

Regards,

Oluwaseun

Sudip Saha aquifer chemistry have strong influence on chemistry of groundwater as water have strong tendency to dissolved most of the minerals. For correlation purpose, we can do statistical comparisons/analysis, regression analysis, scatter plots, Gibbs diagram etc.

I agree with everyone on this issue. There is a strong relation between water chemistry and the chemical composition of the aquifer conduit as clearly spelt out by Bayan Hussien.

It has to be controlled by certain parameters. It is good to compare the results of at least two models. As you get a model, you can predict through a neural network, for example. Good luck.

Yes. It depend on many parameters such as, temperature, season , dissolution, ionic exchange, mixing- dilution, mixing- enrichment, Redox potential and chemistry of aquifer.

Yes ground water and aquifers are same concept so chemistry of both are same