Faculty
Robert D. Cody
Associate Professor, Emeritus
Sedimentary Geochemistry
Dept. of Geological and Atmospheric Sciences
Iowa State University
Ames, IA 50011
Email: rcody@iastate.edu
Education
B.A. St. Louis University, 1960
M.A. University of Wyoming, 1962
Ph.D. University of Colorado, 1968
Research Interests
Aqueous geochemistry, ground-water geochemistry, and crystal growth
processes in sedimentary environments.
Selected Refeered Publications
Cody, Robert D., Cody, Anita M., Spry, Paul G., and Lee, Hyomin, 2001,
Reduction of concrete deterioration by ettringite using crystal growh
inhibition techniques: Iowa DOT, TR-431, Final Report to Iowa Dept.
of Transportation. 104 p.
Lee, Dal-Heui, and Cody, R. D.and Hoyle, Blythe, L., 2001, Comparison
of six surfactants in removing toluene and trichlorobenzene from a
sandy soil under laboratory conditions: Canadian Geothechnical
Journal, 2001.
Lee, Hyomin, Cody, A. M., Cody, R. D., and Spry, P. G., 2000, Effects
of various deicing chemicals on pavement concrete deterioration: Proceedings
of Mid-continent Transportation Symposium, Center for Transporation
Research and Education, 12 typed pages. Accepted for publication by
CTRE.
Lee, Dal-Heui, Cody, Robert D., Hoyle, Blythe L., 2000, Laboratory
evaluation of the use of surfactants for groundwater remediation and
the potential for recycling them: Ground Water Monitoring and
Remediation: Winter 2001, p. 49-57.
Lee, Hyomin, Cody, A. M., Cody, R. D., and Spry, P. G., 1998, PCC
Pavement deterioration and expansive mineral growth: Crossroads 2000
Proceedings, Center for Transporation Research and Education, p. 71-75
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