1993
DOI: 10.1016/0016-7037(93)90135-j
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A surface complexation model of the carbonate mineral-aqueous solution interface

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“…Heberling et al [10] assumed that the calcite surface functional groups are controlled by the A geochemical code written in Matlab was developed to compute the surface complexation model of Heberling et al [10] (see Appendix B). The program combines aqueous complexation, surface complexation equilibria, surface charge density and mass balance conditions [11,60].…”
Section: Calcite Surface Complexation Modelmentioning
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“…Heberling et al [10] assumed that the calcite surface functional groups are controlled by the A geochemical code written in Matlab was developed to compute the surface complexation model of Heberling et al [10] (see Appendix B). The program combines aqueous complexation, surface complexation equilibria, surface charge density and mass balance conditions [11,60].…”
Section: Calcite Surface Complexation Modelmentioning
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“…In Table 1, the formation of the species i from the components j (solution, surface and electrostatic components) can be described using the mass action law, which is written as [11,60]: …”
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“…Calcite is one of the most abundant minerals in the Earth's crust and frequently precipitates when pH and alkalinity increase (Vancappellen et al 1993;Stipp 1999). Calcite precipitation modifies the rock porosity, and can have either benefits or side effects for the mechanical and transport properties of porous media.…”
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