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LLNL_AQUEOUS_MODEL_PARAMETERS

This keyword data block is used to define aqueous model parameters for the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory aqueous model. The parameters are the temperature-dependent values of the Debye-Hückel A , B , and B -dot parameters and the expression for the activity coefficient of aqueous carbon dioxide as a function of temperature and ionic strength. The LLNL_AQUEOUS_MODEL_PARAMETERS data block is used in the database file llnl.dat , which is the only context in which it can be used.

Example data block
Line 0: LLNL_AQUEOUS_MODEL_PARAMETERS
Line 1: -temperature
Line 2:      0.0100       25.0000            60.0000            100.0000
Line 2a      150.0000           200.0000           250.0000           300.0000
Line 3: -dh_a
Line 4:      0.4939       0.5114       0.5465       0.5995
Line 4a:     0.6855       0.7994       0.9593       1.2180
Line 5: -dh_b
Line 6:      0.3253       0.3288       0.3346       0.3421
Line 6a:     0.3525       0.3639       0.3766       0.3925
Line 7: -bdot
Line 8:      0.0374       0.0410       0.0438       0.0460
Line 8a:     0.0470       0.0470       0.0340       0.0000
Line 9: -co2_coefs
Line 10:     -1.0312            0.0012806
Line 10a:    255.9        0.4445
Line 10b:    -0.001606
Explanation

Line 0: LLNL_AQUEOUS_MODEL_PARAMETERS

LLNL_AQUEOUS_MODEL_PARAMETERS is the keyword for the data block. No other data are input on the keyword line.

Line 1: -temperature

-temperature --Begins a block of data that defines a temperature grid. Values of the other parameters are specified at each of the temperatures in the grid. Optionally, temperature , temperatures , or -t [ emperatures ].

Line 2: list_of_temperatures

list_of_temperatures --Temperatures, °C, for the temperature grid. Any number of temperatures can be given, but values of the parameters defined by -dh_a , -dh_b , and -bdot must be defined for each temperature.

Line 3: -dh_a

-dh_a --Begins a block of data that defines the Debye-Hückel A parameter at each temperature in the temperature grid. Optionally, adh , dh_a , -a [ dh ], or -d [ h_a ].

Line 4: dh_a_values

dh_a_values --Values of Debye-Hückel A for each temperature in the temperature grid.

Line 5: -dh_b

-dh_b --Begins a block of data that defines the Debye-Hückel B parameter at each temperature in the temperature grid. Optionally, bdh , dh_b , -b [ dh ], or -dh_b .

Line 6: dh_b_values

dh_b_values --Values of Debye-Hückel B for each temperature in the temperature grid.

Line 7: -bdot

-bdot --Begins a block of data that defines the Debye-Hückel B -dot parameter at each temperature in the temperature grid. Optionally, bdot , b_dot , -bdo [ t ], or -b_ [ dot ].

Line 8: dh_bdot_values

dh_bdot_values --Values of Debye-Hückel B -dot for each temperature in the temperature grid.

Line 9: -co2_coefs

-co2_coefs --Begins a block of data that defines the parameters in the expression for the activity coefficient of CO 2 (aq) as a function of temperature and ionic strength. Optionally, c_co2 , co2_coefs , -c [ _co2 ], or -c [ o2_coefs ].

Line 10: C, F, G, E, H

C, F, G, E, H --Parameters in the expression .

Notes

The Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory aqueous model (Daveler and Wolery, 1992) uses this expression for the log (base 10) of an activity coefficient: , where is the Debye-Hückel A parameter corresponding to -dh_a , is the Debye-Hückel B parameter corresponding to -dh_b , is the Debye-Hückel B- dot parameter corresponding to -bdot , is the hard core diameter, which is specific to each aqueous species, and I is the ionic strength. The LLNL_AQUEOUS_MODEL_PARAMETERS data block defines , , and as functions of temperature. A temperature grid is defined with -temperatures and values of each of these parameters are specified at each point in the temperature grid. For a given simulation temperature, values of the parameters are interpolated linearly between points on the temperature grid. The ion-specific parameter is defined in the SOLUTION_SPECIES data block with the identifier -llnl_gamma .

The activity coefficient of aqueous carbon dioxide is defined as a function of ionic strength based on the parameterization of Drummond (1981). The formula for the natural log of the activity coefficient is , where T is temperature in kelvin; I is ionic strength; and C , F , G , E , and H are defined in order with the -co2_coefs identifier. The activity coefficient calculated from this formula can be applied to specific neutral species by using the identifier -CO2_llnl_gamma in the SOLUTION_SPECIES data block.

Example problems

The LLNL_AQUEOUS_MODEL_PARAMETERS data block is used in the llnl.dat database.

Related keywords

SOLUTION_SPECIES.


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