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Low-temperature thermodynamic model for the system Na2CO3−MgCO3−CaCO3−H2O
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Low-temperature thermodynamic model for the system Na2CO3−MgCO3−CaCO3−H2O

E. Königsberger, L.C. Königsberger and H. Gamsjäger
Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta, Vol.63(19-20), pp.3105-3119
1999
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Abstract

A comprehensive low-temperature thermodynamic model for the geochemically important Na2CO3-MgCO3-CaCO3-H2O system is presented. The model is based on calorimetrically determined Δ(f)H298°values, S298°values and C(p)°(T) functions taken from the literature as well as on μ298°values of solids derived in this work from solubility measurements obtained in our laboratories or by others. When these thermodynamic quantities were combined with temperature-dependent Pitzer parameters taken from the literature, solubilities calculated for a wide range of conditions agree well with experimental data. The results for several subsystems were summarized by depicting the respective phase diagrams. For the MgO-CO2-H2O subsystem, it was found that the commonly believed stability relations must be revised, i.e., in the temperature range covered, nesquehonite never becomes more stable than hydromagnesite at p(CO(2)) ≤ 1 atm. Although the recommended set of thermodynamic data on sparingly soluble solids was derived from experimental results on mainly NaClO4 systems, it can be incorporated in databanks containing additional Pitzer parameters for modeling more complex fresh- or seawater systems.

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