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CE 574: Reactive transport in porous media

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5.6 Summary and Final Tasks

In this lesson, we have learned to write microbe-mediated reactions, the Monod rate law, the set up of reactions in CrunchFlow, and the importance of different parameters in controlling the rates and onset of different reactions using the biogeochemical redox ladder.

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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
      • 5.1 Importance of microbe-mediated reactions
      • 5.2 Microbe-mediated reactions
      • 5.3 Monod Rate Laws
      • 5.4 Setting up in CrunchFlow Example 5.1
      • 5.5 Homework Assignments
      • 5.6 Summary and Final Tasks
      • Lesson 5 References
    • 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
    • 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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