Mr. Parkhurst - Had a question regarding exchange species that I hope you can help me with. Was wondering if PHREEQC will predict anion exchange. I wanted to try a hypothetical ion exchanger utilizing bicarbonate or chloride, but obtained numerous error messages. (Please see attached input/output files.) The problem is that for Tc, 99.9 percent of it occurs in solution as TcO4-. Now I don't expect appreciable anion exchange, but is there a way to model it, or is it just completely unfavorable. I can calculate exchange compositions for cation species, but the solution concentrations of those species are so small proportionately to begin with, that I'm not sure it is meaningful and/or representative. Please feel free to contact me by email or phone. Thank you very much for any help you could be. Paul Dean 703.810.8973
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