Lecture

Surface Complexation Equilibrium: Speciation Calculations

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This lecture covers the surface complexation equilibrium in solution, focusing on ligand-induced dissolution, complex formation, and its influence on solubility. It also explains speciation calculations and the role of complexation in determining free equilibrium concentrations of species.

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