Thermodynamic Modeling of Calcium Sulfate Hydrates in the CaSO-HO System from 273.15 to 473.15 K with Extension to 548.15 K.

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2019
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Abstract
Calcium sulfate is one of the most common inorganic salts with a high scaling potential. The solubility of calcium sulfate was modeled with the Pitzer equation at a temperature range from 273.15 to 473.15 K from published solubility data, which was critically evaluated. Only two Pitzer parameters, β and β, with simple temperature dependency are required to model the solubility with excellent extrapolating capabilities up to 548.15 K. The stable temperature range for gypsum is 273.15-315.95 K, whereas above 315.95 K the stable phase is anhydrite. Hemihydrate is in the metastable phase in the whole temperature range, and the obtained metastable invariant temperature from gypsum to hemihydrate is 374.55 K. The obtained enthalpy and entropy changes at 298.15 K for the solubility reactions are in good agreement with literature values yielding solubility products of 2.40 × 10, 3.22 × 10, and 8.75 × 10 for gypsum, anhydrite, and hemihydrate, respectively. The obtained Pitzer model for the CaSO-HO system is capable of predicting the independent activity and osmotic coefficient data with experimental accuracy. The mean absolute average error of activity coefficient data at 298.15 K is less than 2.2%. Our model predicts the osmotic coefficient on the ice curve within 1.5% maximum error.
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Authors Shen, Leiting;Sippola, Hannu;Li, Xiaobin;Lindberg, Daniel;Taskinen, Pekka;
Journal journal of chemical and engineering data
Year 2019
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10.1021/acs.jced.9b00112
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Keywords
colloidal cubic shells osmotic equation of state static light scattering static structure factor superballs

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