webmaster Posted December 26, 2004 Share Posted December 26, 2004 From: Alexander Neaman Subject: how to obtain mineral saturated states with React I am wondering how to obtain the mineral saturated states and the list of all supersaturated phases in the output of React. The option "mineral saturation states" (in "configurations - print options") is set on "long", but the program still does not give the mineral saturation states.I am using React 4.0.3, Windows XP Professional, and the database thermo_minteq_gwb4. From: Alexander Neaman Subject: Re: how to obtain mineral saturated states with React I apologize for multiple e-mails. Attached please find an input file. I was meaning "mineral saturation indexes" (not "mineral saturation states"). # React script, saved Mon Jan 26 2004 by Administrator data = "C:Program FilesGwbGtdatathermo_minteq_gwb4.dat" verify temperature = 30 swap "O2 (g)" for O2(aq) 1 kg free H2O fugacity "O2 (g)" = .2 total mmolar Na+ = 17.98 total mmolar NO3- = 17.6 total mmolar Mg++ = .62 total mmolar SO4-- = .62 balance on Cl- total mmolar Cl- = .48 total mmolar Citrate--- = .13 total mmolar CO3-- = .19 pH = 9 total mmolar Fe+++ = .05 total mmolar Ca++ = .455 total umolar PO4--- = .46 printout alphabetical species = long minerals = long basis = long reactions = long plot = character Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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