Simplified Modelling of the Complexation of Humic Substance for Equilibrium Calculations
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For the prediction of chemical species distribution in systems containing humic substances (HS), a simplified complexation model was proposed in our previous study. In the model, the logarithm of the apparent complexation constant is described using the equation logKappc=logKc+aclogα−bclogI−mclog [M] consisting of four HS specific parameters, logKc, ac, bc, and mc, which are the minimized number of parameters to reproduce the complexation as a function of α (degree of dissociation of functional groups of HS), I (ionic strength of bulk solution), and [M] (free metal ion concentration). In this study, the applicability of this model was demonstrated by applying the equation to the complexation data of Ca(II) obtained by potentiometric titration in a wide range of pcH (=−log [H+]), Ca(II) concentration, and ionic strength, as well as to the complexation data of Al(III), Ca(II), Cu(II), Pb(II), Am(III), Cd(II), Cm(III), Co(II), Dy(III), Eu(III), and U(VI) reported in the literature. The proposed equation fairly well reproduced a variety of complexation data with the minimum specific parameters, indicating the suitability of the proposed model for the purpose of equilibrium calculation of metal ion species in the system containing HS as a soluble ligand.
- 2010-11-01
著者
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SATO Nobuaki
Institute of Multidisciplinary Research for Advanced Materials, Tohoku University
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Sato Nobuaki
Institute Of Multidisciplinary Research For Advanced Materials Tohoku University
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Sato Nobuaki
Institute For Advanced Materials Processing Tohoku University
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KIRISHIMA Akira
Institute of Multidisciplinary Research for Advanced Materials, Tohoku University
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OHNISHI Takashi
Institute of Multidisciplinary Research for Advanced Materials, Tohoku University
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TOCHIYAMA Osamu
Radioactive Waste Disposal Safety Research Center, Nuclear Safety Research Association
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Tochiyama Osamu
Radioactive Waste Disposal Safety Res. Center Nuclear Safety Res. Assoc.
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Tochiyama Osamu
Radioactive Waste Disposal Safety Research Center Nuclear Safety Research Association
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OHNISHI Takashi
Fuels and Materials Department, Oarai Research and Development Center, Japan Atomic Energy Agency
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Kirishima Akira
Institute Of Multidisciplinary Research For Advanced Materials Tohoku University
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Ohnishi Takashi
Fuels And Materials Department Oarai Research And Development Center Japan Atomic Energy Agency
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