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equilibrium activity diagrams: for coexisting minerals and aqueous solutions at pressures and temperatures to 5 kb and 600 c
K. J. Jackson
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T. S. Bowers
(Author)
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H. C. Helgeson
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Springer
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equilibrium activity diagrams: for coexisting minerals and aqueous solutions at pressures and temperatures to 5 kb and 600 c - Bowers, T. S. ; Jackson, K. J. ; Helgeson, H. C.
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Synopsis "equilibrium activity diagrams: for coexisting minerals and aqueous solutions at pressures and temperatures to 5 kb and 600 c"
This book represents a revision and expansion of an earlier set of diagrams for tempera- 0 0 tures from 25 to 300 C along the equilibrium vapor-liquid curve for H 0 (Helgeson, Brown, 2 and Leeper, 1969). The activity diagrams summarized in the following pages were generated over a six year period from 1977 to 1983 in the Laboratory of Theoretical Geochemistry (oth- erwise known as Prediction Centra!) at the University of California, Berkeley. They represent the culmination of research efforts to generate a comprehensive and internally consistent set of thermodynamic data and equations for minerals, gases, and aqueous solutions at high pres- sures and temperatures. Among the many who contributed to the successful completion of this book, we are especially indebted to David Kirkham, John Walther, and George Flowers, who wrote program SUPCRT, Tom Brown, who created program DIAGRAM, and Eli Mess- inger, who generated the Tektronix plot routine to construct the diagrams. Ken Jackson and Terri Bowers both devoted an enormous amount of time and effort over the past six years to produce the diagrams in the following pages; some of which went through many stages of revision. Consequently, they appear as senior authors of this volume. It should be mentioned in this regard that their equal dedication to the project made it necessary to determine their order of authorship by flipping a coin.
