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- 3 -100008000•"60004000200000 lOO 200 300 400Temperature, °cFIGURE 1. Values of Henry's Law constant, ~. for thesolution of carbon dioxide in water and sodium chloridesolutions. (Redrawn from RIlls and Gelding, 1963).Some dissolved carbon dioxide reacts with water (hydrates) to fo~carbonic ac id,(3)and some of the carbonic aeid. in turn , dissociates according to thereactions,+HCO l+ H I(4)[He031 [H+l[H2e03 1(5 )(6)(7)where square brackets indicate activities of the enclosed species, and KIand X 2are respectively the first and second dissoci ation constants of
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Page 5 and 6: P~eTHE SOLUBILITY OF SILICA IV HYDR
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- 54 -REFEREUCESA~o~sson. S. , 1982
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56as tempe~atu~e - salinity p~ofile
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58Calculation of the Density of a F
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62at 1.8 km would have a density of
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65WATER- MAGMA INTERACTION RELATED
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67method gene~allywill give a minim
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69VOLUMETRIC CHANGES ASSOCIATED WIT
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13REFERENC~SCraig, H., Boat. G. and
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