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INZILLO
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pH variation
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25/05/25 14:42 »
Hi everyone,
starting from seawater, I need to gradually add a 0.2 L solution of 1 M NaOH. The goal is to determine the maximum amount of NaOH I can add before any phase starts to precipitate.
Below is the code I?ve written so far.
Thanks in advance!
SOLUTION 1 Sea
temp 25
pH 7.45
pe 4
redox pe
units mg/l
density 1.011
Br 59
Ca 425
Cl 16121
K 321
Mg 1121
Na 10085
S(6) 778 as SO4
Sr 1
-water 1 # kg
end
SOLUTION 2 Reactant NaOH
temp 25
pH 14
pe 4
redox pe
units mol/l
density 1
NaOH 0.2
-water 0.2 # kg
end
MIX 1
1 0.9
2 0.1
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Last Edit: 25/05/25 14:43 by INZILLO
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dlparkhurst
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Posts: 4069
Re: pH variation
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25/05/25 17:57 »
Incremental mixing requires a MIX definition for each mixture, which is cumbersome.
The change in volume should be small, so I would simply add NaOH with REACTION. If you want, you can go back and test the difference between actually mixing the NaOH solution relative to adding NaOH alone.
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