Lecture
Water Quality Modelling: Equilibrium Phases
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Description
This lecture covers the concept of equilibrium phases in water quality modelling, focusing on how groundwater and raindrops reach equilibrium with minerals and gases. The use of PHREEQC keywords like EQUILIBRIUM_PHASES and USER_GRAPH is explained through examples of mineral precipitation and pH adjustment.
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