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Kate Flynn
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Office of Surface Water
"Elizabeth
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08/21/2003 02:21
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to x99delaney1
I am a student at Western Michigan University and I work in the Water
Chemistry Lab for Dr. Michael Barcelona. I am trying to gain some
proficiency with PHREEQC and I have a question for you. I'm using PHREEQC
to model the interaction between ground water, sea water, and limestone
aquifers. The trouble I'm having is that I can't seem to figure out how to
have the limestone interact with the sea water and ground water. I have
input the sea water and ground water with the command SOLUTION. I'm just
not sure what to put the limestone under and then what to do to get the
desired interaction. Do you have any insight to this problem? I would
really appreciate your help.
Elizabeth Delaney
x99delaney1@xxxxxxxxxxx or e9delane@xxxxxxxxx
Water Chemistry Lab
Western Michigan University
(269) 387-2926
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