Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta, 2005, V 69, N 1, 1 Jan.

 
1.   
 Accumulation rates and predominant atmospheric
 sources of natural and anthropogenic Hg and Pb
 on the Faroe Islands  • 
 W. Shotyk, M.E. Goodsite, F. Roos-Barraclough, 
 N. Givelet, G. Le Roux, D. Weiss, A.K. Cheburkin,
 K. Knudsen, J. Heinemeier, W.O. van Der Knaap et al.
 Pages 1-17 

2.   
 Heavy metals deposited from the atmosphere
 on upland Scottish soils: Chemical and lead
 isotope studies of the association of metals
 with soil components  • 
 Jeffrey R. Bacon and Irene J. Hewitt
 Pages 19-33 

3.   
 Kinetics of reaction between O2 and Mn(II)
 species in aqueous solutions  • 
 James J. Morgan
 Pages 35-48 

4.   
 Cu(II) adsorption at the calcite–water interface
 in the presence of natural organic matter: 
 Kinetic studies and molecular-scale characterization  • 
 Young J. Lee, Evert J. Elzinga and Richard J. Reeder
 Pages 49-61 

5.   
 Surface complexation of neodymium at the 
 rutile-water interface: A potentiometric 
 and modeling study in NaCl media to 250°C  • 
 Moira K. Ridley, Michael L. Machesky, 
 David J. Wesolowski and Donald A. Palmer
 Pages 63-81 

6.   
 Oxidation of iron (II) nanomolar with H2O2 in seawater  • 
 Melchor Gonzalez-Davila, J. Magdalena Santana-Casiano 
 and Frank J. Millero
 Pages 83-93 

7.   
 Authigenic uranium: Relationship to oxygen 
 penetration depth and organic carbon rain  • 
 James McManus, William M. Berelson, Gary P. Klinkhammer, 
 Douglas E. Hammond and Chris Holm
 Pages 95-108 

8.   
 Noble gas and halogen evidence for the origin of
 Scandinavian sandstone-hosted Pb-Zn deposits  • 
 M.A. Kendrick, R. Burgess, D. Harrison and A. Bjorlykke
 Pages 109-129 

9.   
 Early diagenesis of carbohydrates and lignin 
 in mangrove sediments subject to variable 
 edox conditions (French Guiana)  • 
 C. Marchand, J.R. Disnar, E. Lallier-Verges and N. Lottier
 Pages 131-142 
10.   
 Boron isotopic variations in fumarolic 
 condensates and thermal waters from Vulcano
 Island, Italy: Implications for evolution of volcanic fluids  • 
 W.P. Leeman, S. Tonarini, M. Pennisi and G. Ferrara
 Pages 143-163 
 
11.   
 Ca isotope fingerprints of early crust-mantle evolution  • 
 K. Kreissig and T. Elliott
 Pages 165-176 

12.   
 Supernova graphite in the NanoSIMS: Carbon, 
 oxygen and titanium isotopic compositions
 of a spherule and its TiC sub-components  • 
 F.J. Stadermann, T.K. Croat, T.J. Bernatowicz, 
 S. Amari, S. Messenger, R.M. Walker and E. Zinner
 Pages 177-188 

13.   
 Iodine-xenon analysis of Chainpur (LL3.4) chondrules  • 
 G. Holland, J.C. Bridges, A. Busfield, T. Jeffries, 
 G. Turner and J.D. Gilmour
 Pages 189-200 

14.   
 Behavior of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons at 
 impact shock: Its implication for survival of 
 organic materials delivered to the early Earth  • 
 Koichi Mimura and Seiji Toyama
 Pages 201-209 

15.   
 Non-spherical lobate chondrules in CO3.0 Y-81020: 
 General implications for the formation of low-FeO 
 porphyritic chondrules in CO chondrites  • 
 Alan E. Rubin and John T. Wasson
 Pages 211-220 

16.   
 Philip A. Bland, Neil M. McBride, J. Antony,
 M. McDonnell, Elaine A. Moore, Michael Widdowson 
 and Ian P. Wright In: Neil McBride and Iain Gilmour,
 Editors, An Introduction to the Solar System, 
 Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK (2004) 412 pp., 
 paperback, US $65.00 (ISBN 0-521-54620-6).  • BOOK REVIEW
 Alan E. Rubin
 Page 221 

17.   
 Donald Clayton, Handbook of Isotopes in the 
 Cosmos Hydrogen to Gallium, Cambridge University
 Press, Cambridge, UK (2003) ISBN 0-521-82381-1, 
 314 pp., hardcover, US $ 90.00.  • BOOK REVIEW
 Christian Koeberl
 Page 223