Quartz solubility in the two-phase and critical region of the NaCl-KCl-H₂O system: Implications for submarine hydrothermal vent systems at 9°50′N East Pacific Rise

Keyphrases

• East Pacific Rise 100%
• LiCl-KCl 100%
• Hydrothermal Vent System 100%
• Quartz Solubility 100%
• Submarine Hydrothermal Vents 100%
• Silica 66%
• Vent Fluids 66%
• Pressure Condition 66%
• Reaction Zone 66%
• Two-phase Boundary 66%
• Phase Separation 33%
• High Temperature 33%
• Sub-seafloor 33%
• Seafloor 33%
• Mid-ocean Ridge 33%
• Density-based 33%
• Non-ideality 33%
• Aqueous Solution 33%
• Isotherm 33%
• Chloride 33%
• Two-phase Region 33%
• Chloride Concentration 33%
• Temperature Conditions 33%
• Concentration Effect 33%
• Activity Concentration 33%
• Supercritical Phase 33%
• Hydrothermal Reaction 33%
• Supercritical Condition 33%
• SiO2 Concentrations 33%
• Silica Concentration 33%
• C-condition 33%
• Dissolved Silica 33%
• Subcritical Conditions 33%

Engineering

• Critical Region 100%
• Two-Phase Region 100%
• Silicon Dioxide 100%
• Phase Boundary 40%
• Reaction Zone 40%
• Constrains 20%
• Temperature Condition 20%
• Field Data 20%
• Activity Concentration 20%
• Hydrothermal Synthesis 20%
• Chloride Concentration 20%
• Phase Separation 20%
• Supercritical Condition 20%
• Dissolved Silica 20%
• Rich Vapor 20%
• Aqueous Solution 20%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Submarine Hydrothermal Vent 100%
• Sodium Chloride 100%
• Experimental Study 50%
• Mid-Ocean Ridge 50%