论文信息 - Chemical speciation modelling and thermodynamic database compilation—I. Data uncertainties

Chemical speciation modelling and thermodynamic database compilation—I. Data uncertainties

Abstract This article addresses the critical appraisal of thermodynamic data for inclusion in databases for use with computer-based chemical speciation models. The uses of chemical speciation analysis, the need for accurate and applicable thermodynamic data and the uncertainties associated with the modelling of “real-life” processes are considered. Where appropriate, examples are given to illustrate and expand upon individual points.

David R. Williams | J. R. Duffield | F. Marsicano | J. Duffield | F. Marsicano

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