Lecture

Water Quality Modeling: Kinetics in PHREEQC

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Description

This lecture covers the modeling of kinetics in water quality using PHREEQC software. It explains reaction rates, equilibrium constants, half-life calculations, and residence times in the hydrosphere. Various reaction types and their activation energies are discussed, along with the effect of temperature on reaction rates. Examples of calcite precipitation and ferrous iron oxidation are presented, showing the dependence on pH. The lecture concludes with references to key publications in the field.

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Ontological neighbourhood

Chemistry

Physical chemistry: Chemical kinetics, Electrochemistry

Inorganic chemistry: Topics in inorganic chemistry

Earth science

Geology: Geochemistry

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