Sorry, I don't have any thermodynamic data for hydrohalite; I checked in
the EQ3/6 database and TEQUIL (an alternative for Pitzer modeling). You
should be able to add a new mineral to PHRQPITZ if you know the
stoichiometry and log K.
David
David Parkhurst (dlpark@xxxxxxxx)
U.S. Geological Survey
Box 25046, MS 413
Denver Federal Center
Denver, CO 80225
"Dr. W.H. Pollard"
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Subject: themodynamic data for hydrohalite
12/12/00 11:46 AM
Please respond to
pollard
Dr. Park et al.,
We are trying to model (using PHRQPITZ) an aqueous spring
system where hydrohalite is a suspected precipitate - is there
thermodynamic data available to add this mineral to the model?
Thanking you,
Wayne
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