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You could probably get the "solid" region because that means SI > 0 (I think), but the "chemical reactions as lines" is something you'll have to calculate yourself. Let me know how it turns out!
Thanks! Those lines should be able to obtained based on the log_K values. Now the problem for me is that I do not know how to fix the pH. In PhreeqC, we need to define a new phase to fix the pH.
PHASES Fix_H+ H+ = H+ log_k 0.0
Then in the EQUILIBRIUM_PHASES, I need to add HCl or NaOH to make pH fixed.
EQUILIBRIUM_PHASES 1 Fix_H+ -5.0 HCl 100.0 Tenorite 0.0 0.0 END
Can we also do that in tidyphreeqc?
It looks like I never got around to wrapping PHASES
, but you can do this:
library(tidyphreeqc)
phr_input_section("PHASES", components = list(
"
Fix_H+
H+ = H+
log_k 0.0
"
))
#> <phr_input_section>
#> PHASES
#>
#> Fix_H+
#> H+ = H+
#> log_k 0.0
phr_equilibrium_phases("Fix_H+" = "-5.0 HCl 100.0")
#> <phr_input_section>
#> EQUILIBRIUM_PHASES 1
#> Fix_H+ -5.0 HCl 100.0
Created on 2019-06-25 by the reprex package (v0.2.1)
Firstly, thanks a lot! This is great package.
I am trying to get a solubility-pH plot like the figure below. Is it possible to generate the result like this using tidyphreeqc?
Thanks in advance.