I've never heard of lizardite, but the equation looks similar to chrysotile
in llnl.dat and wateq4f.dat.
David
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"Tiziano
Boschetti" To: <dlpark@xxxxxxxx>
<tbosche@xxxxxxxx cc:
t> Subject: lizardite
08/18/2003 10:41
AM
Hello.
I've a question: where I can find thermodynamic properties (logK) of the
mineral "lizardite", possibly in the following notation:
lizardite + 6H+ = 2 SiO2 + 3Mg2+ + 5H2O
Thank you.
Tiziano.
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