Calc.  SED & PREDOM / Input data-file format / Names and Numbers / Deactivate species

Example of a diagram with a deactivated solid component:

Fract_Diagr_Al

The diagram above shows that even if the solid component (Al(OH)3(cr)) has been deactivated, all other aluminium species may be formed (unless they have been deactivated as well).

Remember that amorphous solids are more soluble than crystalline.

The diagram above was obtained with the following input file:

 2 8 3 1
H+,  *Al(OH)3(cr)
Al(OH)2+    , -3.04   1 1  Al(OH)3     , -7.76   0 1
Al(OH)4-    , -15.09 -1 1  Al2(OH)2 4+ ,  7.7    4 2
Al3(OH)4+5  ,  9.16   5 3  AlOH+2      ,  2.73   2 1
OH-         , -14    -1 0  Al 3+       ,  7.7    3 1
Al(OH)3(am) , -3.1    0 1  *Al2O3(cr)  , -4.25   0 2
*AlOOH(s)   , -0.7    0 1
*Al(OH)3(cr), H+,
LAV, -3 -11  T, 1E-3