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sharmilan
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Surface Complexation
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August 06, 2021, 05:00:05 PM »
Dear Phreeqc experts,
for my surface complexation, I am defining the surface through the site density, specific_area_per_gram and mass of phase in grams (see script below).
SURFACE 1
equilibrate with solution 1
sites_units density
Surf_s 4.878 5.774461414796E+02 8.923883160678E+02
donnan 7.182757128035E-10
only_counter_ions true
The Phreeqc calculation shows that the total mol of the surface site is 4.174e+00 moles (Surf_s). Could you explain how this total mol of the surface site is calculated from input data?
Note: I am attaching the output file also.
Thank you
S.Sharmilan
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dlparkhurst
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Re: Surface Complexation
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August 06, 2021, 05:53:07 PM »
As my high school chemistry teacher taught me, "Follow the units".
4.878 sites/nm2 * 1e18 nm2/m2 = 4.878e18 sites/m2
577 m2/g * 892 g = 5.15e5 m2
5.15e5 m2 * 4.878e18 sites/m2 = 2.51e24 sites
2.51e24 sites / 6.02e23 sites/mol = 4.17 moles of sites
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