Mineral Stability Diagram Parameters and Setup

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Explore the initial parameters and setup for creating a mineral stability diagram based on Ca++/H+^2 and K+/H+ ratios. Learn about staging, scanning paths, axis ranges, and variables formatting for accurate mapping.

  • Mineral Stability
  • Diagram Setup
  • Ca++/H+^2 Ratio
  • K+/H+ Ratio

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  1. Initial parameters for Mineral Stability diagram The goal is to create a diagram of mineral stability based on the Ca++/H+^2 ratio and K+/H+ ratio

  2. Setting up the staging and scanning paths On the X axis, log ratio of Ca++/H+^2 is set to slide to 20 On the Y axis, log ratio of K+/H+ is set to slide to 20

  3. Format Axis Range and Variables

  4. Format Predominance Map Select Basis species for Variable type and Al+++ for Variable to map

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