Lithium during Brine Evaporation and KCl Production Plants

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Minerals 2017, 7, 57 7 of 12 ln γX = ZX2 F NA + ∑ mc(2BcX + ZCcX) ic =1 NA􏰸NA 􏰹Nc−1NA + ∑ mA 2ΦXA+ ∑ mcψXcA + ∑ ∑ mcmc′ψcc′M (3) (4) iA=1 ic=1 + |ZX| ∑ ∑ mcmACcA + ∑ mN(2λNX) + ∑ ∑ ic=1 ic′ =ic+1 +∑∑mm′Φ′ Nc NA NN ic=1iA=1 iN=1 Nc NA ln γN = ∑ mc(2λAc) + ∑ mA(2λNA) ic=1 iA=1 In the above formulas: I for ion strength, Aφ for Debye-Hükel coefficient. M, c, and c’ for cations, X, A, and A’ for anions, mc for molality of cation, Zc for charge number of cation, and Nc for the species number of cations. The anions A and neutral molecule N can be defined in same manner. The functions of F, C, Z, Aφ, ψ, Φ, Bφ, and B was defined as follows: 􏰎1􏰏 φ I12 2ln1+1.2I2 NcNA ′ F = −A 􏰎 1 􏰏 + 1.2 + ∑ ∑ mcmAB cA 1+1.2I 2 ic=1 iA=1 NcNc ′NANA ′ (5) (6) (7) MX C M X = 􏰻 2 | Z M Z X | 12 􏰼 Z = ∑|Zi|Mi i iA=1 iA=iA+1 Cφ A A ic=1 jc′ =ic+1 mcmc′ Φ cc′  AA  Bφ cA = β(0) + β(1)exp􏰻−α1 I 21 􏰼 + β(2)exp􏰻−α2 I 21 􏰼 (8) cA cA cA (0) (1) 􏰻 1􏰼 BcA = βcA +βcAg α1I2 (2) 􏰻 1􏰼 +βcAg α2I2 (9) ′ 􏱀(1) ′􏰻 1􏰼 (2) ′􏰻 1􏰼􏱁 BcA = βcA g α1I2 +βcA g α2I2 /I (10) g(x) = 2[1 − (1 + x) exp(−x)]/x2 ′ 􏰽􏰎 x2􏰏 􏰾2 (11) g (x) = −2 1− 1+x+ 2 exp(−x) /x (12) α1 = 2.0 kg1/2 mol−1/2 and α2 = 0 for the electrolyte solution which contains at least one monovalent ion; α1 = 1.4 kg1/2 mol−1/2 and α2 = 12 kg1/2 mol−1/2 for the electrolyte solution in which anions and cations were both divalent. ΦΦ=θ +E +IE′ (13) ij ij θij Φij = φij + Eθij ′ Φij = E ′ θij θij If the suitable Pitzer parameters were available, then the osmotic coefficient and the ionic activity coefficient for each species in the system of high concentration mixed electrolyte solution could be calculated by the H-W equation. Song and Yan [23] presented the mixing Pitzer parameters for lithium brine system in 2003. Thus, the procedures was to find the proper thermodynamic parameters of the (14) (15)

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