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A computer program incorporating Pitzer's equations for calculation of geochemical reactions in brines

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Test problems ----------34 1 --Speciate a brine sample and examine effects of changing activitycoefficient scale ---------------342 --Equilibration of pure water with a set of minerals accompanied by an irreversible reaction ---------59 3 --The anhydrite-gypsum phase boundary in the system NaCl-H2O at 25 °Celsius 75 4 --Solubility with incremental temperature variation: halite-water system -83 5 --Fresh water-brine mixing in a closed system ---------98 6 --Simulation of reaction path accompanying the evaporation of sea water -120Program source code 140Interactive construction of input files for the computer program ------140

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Published
1988
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