60°C和120°C下斜长岩溶蚀与pH的关系:对地下碳矿化的影响

Mouadh Addassi, Davide Berno, Abdulkader M. Afifi, Hussein Hoteit, Eric H. Oelkers
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活性岩中的碳矿化是通过将二氧化碳转化为稳定的碳酸盐矿物来减少二氧化碳排放的一种有前途的方法。斜长岩是一种主要由富钙斜长石组成的丰富火成岩,由于其在酸性环境中的快速溶解速度,从而促进了稳定碳酸盐矿物的形成,因此具有显著的CO 2捕获和储存潜力。本研究对采自沙特阿拉伯延布的斜长岩的溶蚀行为进行了野外评价。在pH值为2至12、温度为60至120°C的含水流体中,在混合流反应器中实验测量了元素释放率。结果表明,硅的释放速率与文献报道的中斜长石的释放速率一致。在所有研究条件下,观察到明显的优先初始钙释放。质量平衡计算表明,这种优先释放是由钙离子与钠离子和/或铵离子在斜长石表面交换驱动的。在pH大于3的所有实验中,钙的优先释放持续进行,其中一些实验持续了550小时。钙的优先释放,结合观察到的铝-氢氧化物相在接近中性条件下的快速沉淀,促进了碳酸钙矿物的形成。考虑到全球丰富的斜长岩,这些发现强调了它们作为地下矿物碳处理的寄主岩石的潜力,为长期二氧化碳捕获和储存提供了一个强大的、可扩展的解决方案。
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Anorthosite dissolution as a function of pH at 60 and 120 °C: Implications for subsurface carbon mineralization
Carbon mineralization in reactive rocks is a promising approach for mitigating carbon dioxide (CO₂) emissions by converting CO₂ into stable carbonate minerals. Anorthosites, abundant igneous rocks composed primarily of calcium-rich plagioclase, hold significant potential for CO₂ capture and storage due to their rapid dissolution rates in acidic environments thereby promoting the formation of stable carbonate minerals. In this study, the dissolution behavior of anorthosites collected from Yanbu, Saudi Arabia, was evaluated at field-relevant conditions. Element release rates were experimentally measured in mixed-flow reactors in aqueous fluids at pH ranging from 2 to 12 and temperatures of 60 and 120 °C. The results show that silicon release rates are consistent with those reported for intermediate plagioclase in the literature. A pronounced preferential initial calcium release was observed at all investigated conditions. Mass balance calculations suggest this preferential release is driven by calcium ion exchange with sodium ions and/or ammonium ions at the plagioclase surface. The preferential release of calcium continued throughout all experiments performed at pH greater than 3, where some experiments lasted up to 550 hours. The preferential release of calcium, combined with the observed rapid precipitation of aluminum-oxyhydroxide phases at near to neutral conditions, facilitates the formation of calcium carbonate minerals. Given the global abundance of anorthosites, these findings underscore their potential as host rocks for subsurface mineral carbon disposal, providing a robust and scalable solution for long-term CO₂ capture and storage.
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