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peterwadeuk
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Calculate redox potential from equilibrium solid
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October 19, 2017, 05:32:49 PM »
Greetings people,
I have a straightforward set of chemical analyses that derive from an experiment in which columns were planted with sorghum and watered. The leachates were analysed.
I wish to obtain a rough estimate for the redox potential in the columns just before the leachates emerged.
The only element I have available to assist is the concentration of iron in the leachates.
Is there a way I can calculate what the redox potential was by speciating Fe(II) (soluble) and Fe(III) (would have precipitated as Fe(OH)3)?
I tried modifying pO2 to no avail.
I have achieved a result by manually modifying the ratios of Fe+2/Fe+3 until I achieve a zero saturation index for Fe(OH)3(a). This is laborious and I have sixteen solutions to analyse.
Can anyone please advise how I may obtain a pe for these solutions?
All the best,
Peter
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dlparkhurst
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Re: Calculate redox potential from equilibrium solid
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October 19, 2017, 08:44:38 PM »
The following will produce a pe in the "Redox couples" section of the output.
SOLUTION
pH 7.0
Fe(2) 1
Fe(3) 1 Fe(OH)3(a)
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