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Economic Geology; May 1965; v. 60; no. 3; p. 614-620
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Composition of ground water associated with coal in Illinois and Indiana

Harold J. Gluskoter

Mineral constituents of uncontaminated ground water from coal seams are predominantly alkalies and chloride, with chloride accounting for about 60 percent of total dissolved solids. Total dissolved solids and total chloride increase with depth. Median pH is 7.7

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