Dear Dr
Parkhurst,
Just a quick question to
check if I can use Si data instead of SiO2 (in ppm) in the PHREEQC input file.
The following Solution 1 has
5.25 mgL-1 of Si. Is the input file correct or do I need to convert the Si to
SiO2?
SOLUTION
1
temp 20.8 pH 7.65 units ppm Na 128.0000 K 10.4000 Ca 13.0000 Mg 6.4400 Si 5.2500 Cl 132.0000 Alkalinity 136.0000 as HCO3 S(6) 68.6000 as SO4 N(5) 0.0000 as NO3 N(+3) 0.0000 as NO2 Amm 0.0000 as NH4 Al 0.0053 B 0.2200 Ba 0.0650 Br 0.3210 F 0.5200 Fe 0.3220 Li 0.0182 Mn 0.0242 Sr 0.1150 Thanks a lot for your kind
help.
Regards,
Teresa
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