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CE 574: Reactive transport in porous media

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9.8 Summary

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In this lesson, we introduced the basic principles of transport and mineral reaction coupling in the context of chemical weathering process and how soils are formed.

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  • CE 574: Reactive Transport in Porous Media
    • Lesson 0: Introduction to Reactive Transport Modeling
    • Lesson 1: Aqueous Complexation
    • Lesson 2: Mineral Dissolution and Precipitation
    • Lesson 3: Surface Complexation
    • Lesson 4: Ion exchange reactions
    • Lesson 5: Microbe-mediated Redox Reactions
    • Lesson 6: Flow and Solute Transport Processes in 1D Systems
    • Lesson 8: Flow and Transport Processes in 2D Heterogeneous Porous Media
    • Lesson 9: Mineral Reactions in One-Dimension Systems
      • 9.1 Overview
      • 9.2 An example of mineral reactions in a 1D column
      • 9.3 Governing Equations
      • 9.4 At the short time scale: steady-state conditions
      • 9.5 At the long time scale: chemical weathering
      • 9.6 Example 9.1
      • 9.7 Homework Assignment
      • 9.8 Summary
      • References
    • Lesson 10: Mineral Dissolution in Two Dimensional Systems

Author: Dr. Li Li, Department of Energy and Mineral Engineering, The Pennsylvania State University.

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