Dissolution and Precipitation of Calcite: The Chemistry of the Heterogeneous Surface

  • Dreybrodt W
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Abstract

As already stated dissolution of calcite is a complex process comprising three different, simultaneously acting mechanisms: 1. Diffusion of the reactants, such as H+, H 2C03 and CO2, towards the calcite surface and also diffusion of the dissolved products Ca 2 +, CO~-and HCO;-into the bulk of the fluid. 2. Conversion of CO 2 into the aggressive reactants H+ and H 2C03 by the reaction H 2 0 + co 2 Q = H+ + HC0 3 .

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Dreybrodt, W. (1988). Dissolution and Precipitation of Calcite: The Chemistry of the Heterogeneous Surface (pp. 103–139). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-83352-6_6

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