Dissolution Characteristics of Limestone in Laboratory Experiments
Dissolution Characteristics of Limestone in Laboratory Experiments
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室内实验中石灰石的溶解特性
DOI:
10.5026/jgeography.115.2_136
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发表时间:
2006
影响因子:
3.1
通讯作者:
Y. Matsukura
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作者:
Yasuhiko Takaya;Yasuhiko Takaya;T. Hirose;H. Aoki;Y. Matsukura
The results of three laboratory experiments in a batch (closed) system were reexamined to elucidate the influence of some factors related to the dissolution characteristics of limestone;Experiment A : an experiment in which the samples (200 g in weight) crushed to fragments with three kinds of grain size (coarse : a diameter of 45-32 mm; medium : 16-8 mm; and fine : 2-1 mm) were treated with distilled water under various solid/liquid ratios (0.25, 0.5, and 1) over 960 hrs (40 days); Experiment B : an experiment in which clay-size powder sample (1.00 g in weight) or a block sample (3.54×3.54×20 mm3) was treated with distilled water (50.0 mL) over 417 hrs (ca. 17 days); Experiment C : an experiment in which a block sample (5.0×5.0×40.0 mm3) was treated with distilled water (250.0 mL) at various temperatures (5, 50, and 75°C) over 2164 hrs (ca. 90 days). Electric conductivity (EC) of aqueous solution, as an index of solute concentration, was measured.Experimental results showed that (1) surface area of crushed samples and temperature influence the dissolution rate less than solid/liquid ratio, (2) the dissolution rates at the initial stage of reaction are influenced by both physical property of rock (porosity) and water temperature, and (3) the rate-determining step at the initial stage is a mass transport process (e.g., diffusion of ions in solution). Therefore, it is necessary for the continuous dissolution of limestone to prompt the transport of dissolved materials. In other words, a condition for it is to send water undersaturated with respect to carbonate minerals into the rock surface by stirring a solution in a batch (closed) system experiment.
影响因子:
2.9
作者:
S. Nakashima
通讯作者:
S. Nakashima