Ab-initio quantum mechanical calculations of water-rock interactions: adsorption and hydrolysis reactions

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The methodology of non-empirical ab-initio quantum mechanical calculations is used to elucidate the atomic processes occurring during water-rock interactions. The ability to deal with transition state theory in a non-empirical way in geochemical reactions is described. Based on new ab-initio results, a mechanism for the dissolution of quartz is proposed and tested. The new results predict a non-trivial isotope kinetic effect for the dissolution reaction, which can be tested in future experiments. -from Authors

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Lasaga, A. C., & Gibbs, G. V. (1990). Ab-initio quantum mechanical calculations of water-rock interactions: adsorption and hydrolysis reactions. American Journal of Science, 290(3), 263–295. https://doi.org/10.2475/ajs.290.3.263

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