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Ion Exchange

Ion Exchange. In the Gaines-Thomas convention, the activity of the sorbed ion is its equivalent fraction of the sorbing sites . File → New → Sorbing Surfaces → ion-exchange → Gaines-Thomas. You balance reactions on the exchanging cations .

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Ion Exchange

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  1. Ion Exchange

  2. In the Gaines-Thomas convention, the activity of the sorbed ion is its equivalent fraction of the sorbing sites. File → New → SorbingSurfaces → ion-exchange → Gaines-Thomas You balance reactions on the exchanging cations. Aqueous species are drawn from a thermo dataset to create surface reactions

  3. Choose a basis species from the list, typically an abundant monovalent cation. Right click → add Basis… → Na+ TEdit automatically fills in all entries. Click Apply

  4. Choose basis or redox species to create exchange reactions. Right click → add Basis… → Ca++ TEdit automatically fills in all entries except the selectivity coefficient, which you supply. Exchange reaction automatically written using Gaines-Thomas convention.

  5. File → New → SorbingSurfaces → ion-exchange → Vanselow The Vanselow convention is like Gaines-Thomas, except that the sorbed ion activity is the molar fraction of the sorbing sites.

  6. In the Gapon convention, you balance reactions on the sites rather than on the ions. File → New → SorbingSurfaces → ion-exchange → Gapon The sorbed ion activities can be expressed as equivalents or molar fractions.

  7. Choose a basis species from the list, typically an abundant monovalent cation. Right click → add Basis… → Na+ TEdit automatically fills in all entries. Click Apply

  8. Choose basis or redox species to create exchange reactions. Right click → add Basis… → Ca++ TEdit automatically fills in all entries except the selectivity coefficient, which you supply. Exchange reaction automatically written using Gapon convention.

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