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edward
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Precipitation
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27/07/17 21:02 »
I need to generate the following precipitation reaction:
(NH4)2CO3 + LiCl = Li2CO3 + NH4Cl
How can I add the compounds (NH 4)2CO3 and NH4Cl (Ammonium carbonate and ammonium chloride respectivment)
Thanks.
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dlparkhurst
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Re: Precipitation
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28/07/17 01:57 »
You can use Amm.dat, which has ammonium species split from the rest of the nitrogen system. Ammonia is defined as an "element", Amm. You can define a SOLUTION containing Amm, or you can add a REACTION containing Amm
REACTION
(AmmH)2CO3 1
0.1 mol
If you want to precipitate an ammonium phase, you probably need to define it with PHASES,
One caution. Amm.dat is an ion-association aqueous model, which means that it works best at relatively low ionic strengths. If you are working at very high ionic strengths, the model will probably not be accurate. A Pitzer model would be better, but ammonia is not included in the parameterizations of pitzer.dat. Adding the necessary parameters to include ammonium could be a large task.
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