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Vincent A. Barker,Bo Gervang since the appearance of papers in which computers were used to model the chemistry of water-mineral reactions (Helgeson, et al., 1969, 1970). The use of computers to solve chemical equilibrium problems for aqueous systems has expanded enormously and “chemical modeling” is now a common phrase descri

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