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Ismail Mercimek

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Calcite kinetics
« on: 17/06/15 13:49 »
Hey all,

I have no real chemistry background though I wanted to model some calcite kinetics. The first thing I bumped against was the parms, what is parms(2) in the case of calcite? I understand it is the exponent for m/m0 however I do not understand what it is physically. I looked it up in the manual however, I still do not know what it is and what it's value might be in my setup. Anyone care to elaborate or link me to a site where it is explained?
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dlparkhurst

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Re: Calcite kinetics
« Reply #1 on: 17/06/15 14:00 »
It is part of the "shrinking core model" for the evolution of surface area as the size of particles decreases.
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