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Adsorption of carbonate and bicarbonate salts at the air-brine interface
Orhan Ozdemir
, Stoyan I. Karakashev
, Anh V. Nguyen
, Jan D. Miller
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Adsorption
100%
Sodium Carbonate
100%
Brine
100%
Carbonate Salt
100%
Bicarbonate Salts
100%
Surface Tension
75%
Negative Adsorption
75%
Salt Concentration
50%
Sodium Bicarbonate
50%
Carbonate Ion
50%
Water Structure
50%
Bicarbonate Ion
50%
Bicarbonate/carbonate
50%
Model Prediction
25%
Adsorption Behavior
25%
Flotation
25%
Thermal Stability
25%
Brine Solution
25%
Alkali
25%
Trona
25%
Soluble Salts
25%
Interfacial Water Structure
25%
Sodium Ion
25%
Structure-making
25%
Oxyanions
25%
Alkali Halides
25%
Dynamic Surface Tension
25%
Equilibrium Surface Tension
25%
Langmuir Adsorption Theory
25%
Sodium Exclusion
25%
Green River Basin
25%
Carbonate Solutions
25%
Bicarbonate Solution
25%
Thermal Viscosity
25%
Chemistry
Sodium
100%
Sodium Carbonate
100%
Gibbs Free Energy
33%
Halide
33%
Adsorption Behavior
33%
Sodium Ion
33%
Oxyanion
33%
Interfacial Tension
33%
Flotation
33%
Thermal Stability
33%
Carbonate Salt
33%
Interfacial Water
33%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Sodium
100%
Tension Surface
100%
Sodium Carbonate
75%
Flotation
25%
Thermal Stability
25%
Gibbs Free Energy
25%
Alkali Halides
25%
Material Science
Sodium
100%
Surface Tension
66%
Sodium Ion
16%
Thermal Stability
16%
Halide
16%
Gibbs Free Energy
16%
Chemical Engineering
Sodium
100%
Sodium Bicarbonate
40%
Flotation
20%
Alkali Halides
20%
Dynamic Surface Tension
20%
Gibbs Free Energy
20%
Physics
Sodium
100%
Gibbs Free Energy
14%
Tension Surface
14%
Interfacial Tension
14%