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Calcite dissolution rates were measured using a free-drift technique at 25°C, 1 atm total pressure, and various $$P_{CO_2 } $$ in deionized water. The data were corrected for gas phase disequilibrium and fitted to a kinetic expression derived by coupling the mechanistic models of Plummeret al. (1987a) and Chouet al. (1989) to the surface complexation model of Van Cappellenet al. (1993). Corrected dissolution and precipitation rate measurements from previous investigations were combined to our data set and fitted to the same expression. The following reactions provide an adequate description of the calcite dissolution and precipitation mechanism in dilute solutions:[Figure not available: see fulltext.] for which the overall reaction rate is given by[Figure not available: see fulltext.] where >i are the densities of surface complexes (mol/m2),a i are the activities of dissolved species and,k i are the rate constants corresponding to the above reactions. This rate equation satisfies the principle of microscopic reversibility and applies to both dissolution and precipitation reactions over a wide range of $$P_{CO_2 } $$ , pH and saturation states. The rate constants obtained from fitting the data set to Equation (3) are compatible with values reported by Plummeret al. and Chouet al., as well as yielding a very good estimate of the thermodynamic solubility constant of calcite, K 0 sp .
Aquatic Geochemistry – Springer Journals
Published: Nov 11, 2004
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