Free energy of adsorption of water and calcium on the {10 4} calcite surface

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Publication Date 2003-12-02
DOI 10.1039/B311928A
Impact Factor 6.222
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Sebastien Kerisit, Stephen C. Parker


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Abstract

Molecular dynamics simulations of the calcite–water interface have shown that the free energy of adsorption of water is relatively small compared to the previously calculated enthalpy of adsorption implying a large entropy change and that the free energy profile of a calcium adsorbing on the surface correlates with the solvent density; these calculations allow us to begin to address the rates of adsorption and desorption which are essential for studying growth and dissolution.

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