Simulation of Complex Chemical Equilibria by Using Chemical Potentials of Elements to Resolve Some Difficult Problems

The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
Vladimir Mindin
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Jan 1, 1994

Abstract

Simulation of complex equilibria is usually done in the P-T-X coordinates, where "Xu is the amount of individual chemical components in the system. This approach is not productive in some very important cases: (i) investigation of "open" systems, (ii) determination of coordinates (trajectories) of mono-variant points, among others. To solve these and some other problems, we use the idea of chemical potentials of elements (CPE) of the system. A system of different coordinates axes (CPE-axes ) leads to a new strategy of simulation, observing the results of the simulation, and to efficient technology of compressing and storage the data of the simulation.
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APA: Vladimir Mindin  (1994)  Simulation of Complex Chemical Equilibria by Using Chemical Potentials of Elements to Resolve Some Difficult Problems

MLA: Vladimir Mindin Simulation of Complex Chemical Equilibria by Using Chemical Potentials of Elements to Resolve Some Difficult Problems. The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, 1994.

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