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Feldspar dissolution at 25°C and low pH
Susan L. Brantley
, Lisa Stillings
Geosciences
Institute for Computational and Data Sciences (ICDS)
Materials Research Institute (MRI)
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Low pH
100%
Feldspar
100%
Feldspar Dissolution
100%
Adsorption
60%
PH Dependence
60%
Dissolution Rate
60%
Ion Exchange
60%
Silica Network
60%
Steady State
40%
Surface Layer
40%
Al3+
40%
Hydrated Surface
40%
Silica
20%
Dilute Acid
20%
Surface Concentration
20%
Leaching
20%
Langmuir Isotherm
20%
Salt Concentration
20%
NaCl Concentration
20%
Na +
20%
Surface Sites
20%
Hydronium Ion
20%
Ca2+
20%
Rate Equations
20%
Depolymerization
20%
Rate Limiting
20%
Hydrolysis Reaction
20%
Acid Solution
20%
Hydrogen Species
20%
Dilute Solution
20%
Ion Exchange Reaction
20%
Dissolved Species
20%
Constant Thickness
20%
Leached Layer
20%
Adsorption Constant
20%
Total Site
20%
Hydrated Layer
20%
Material Science
Feldspar
100%
Enzymatic Hydrolysis
85%
Silicon Dioxide
42%
Ion Exchange
42%
Ion Exchange Reaction
14%
Hydrogen
14%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Hydrolysis
100%
Ion Exchange
80%
Surface Layers
40%
Depolymerization
20%
Sodium Chloride
20%
Hydrogen
20%
Chemical Engineering
Ion Exchange
100%
Sodium Chloride
25%
Hydrogen
25%