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IliasBouchkira
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Mean GAM question
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31/01/24 12:18 »
Dear All
I am trying to simulate NaOH = Na[+] + OH[-]. My question is that Pitzer.dat does not contain the reaction, I can only see NaOH in Mean GAM section. does this mean that NaOH is completly soluble ? No need for K_eq ?
Many thanks,
Ilias.
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dlparkhurst
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Re: Mean GAM question
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31/01/24 14:45 »
The Mean GAM section of pitzer.dat has no function. It is a relict from the program PHRQPITZ that was never implement
NaOH is extremely soluble. A quick web search gives a solubility of 1000g/L, which is about 25 molal. This concentration is beyond the limits of PHREEQC.
It is possible to generate NaOH solution of lesser concentration. This script makes a 1 molal solution:
Code:
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SOLUTION
REACTION 1
NaOH 1
1 mol
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