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Extension of the IPhreeqc 3.3.7 module (Parkhurst&Appello). This extension aims to add more flexibility to the IPhreeqc module by exposing more information to the C extension. Instead of relying on SELECTED_OUTPUT this extensions enables users to directly gather information such as the pH, SC, speciation, element totals etc. of solutions.
The following functions are implemented in addition to the standard IPhreeqc functionality:
// gas functions
/**
* Returns the volume of the specified gas_phase
*/
double GetGasVolume(int gas_phase);
/**
* Returns the pressure of the specified gas_phase
*/
double GetGasPressure(int gas_phase);
/**
* Returns the total moles of the specified gas_phase
*/
double GetGasTotalMoles(int gas_phase);
/**
* Returns a list of components in the gas phase
*/
std::string GetGasComponents(int gas_phase);
/**
* Returns the amount of moles in a gas component
*/
double GetGasComponentMoles(int gas_phase, const char* component);
// equilibrium phase functions
/**
* Returns a list of components in the equilibrium phase
*/
std::string GetEquilibriumPhaseComponents(int eq_phase);
/**
* Returns the amount of moles in a equilibrium phase component
*/
double GetEquilibriumPhaseComponentMoles(int eq_phase, const char* component);
// volume functions
/**
* Returns the pH of the specified solution
*/
double GetPH(int solution);
/**
* Returns the pe of the specified solution
*/
double GetPe(int solution);
/**
* Returns the specific conductance (in uS/cm) of the specified solution
*/
double GetSC(int solution);
/**
* Returns the temperature (degrees Celsius) of the specified solution
*/
double GetMu(int solution);
/**
* Returns the ionic strength (mol/kgw) of the specified solution
*/
double GetTemperature(int solution);
/**
* Returns the mass (kg) of the specified solution
*/
double GetMass(int solution);
/**
* Returns the volume (l) of the specified solution
*/
double GetVolume(int solution);
/**
* Returns the density (kg/l) of the specified solution
*/
double GetDensity(int solution);
/**
* Returns the amount (in mol) of an element (e.g. C(-4), Ca, etc.)
*/
double GetTotal(int solution, const char *string);
/**
* Returns the total amount (in mol) of an element (e.g. C, Ca, etc.)
*/
double GetTotalElement(int solution, const char *string);
/**
* Returns the amount of moles (in mol) of a species (e.g. Ca+2, OH-, etc.)
*/
double GetActivity(int solution, const char *species);
/**
* Returns the activity of a species (e.g. Ca+2, OH-, etc.)
*/
double GetMoles(int solution, const char *species);
/**
* Returns the molality (in mol/kgW) of a species (e.g. Ca+2, OH-, etc.)
*/
double GetMolality(int solution, const char *species);
/**
* Return the diffusion coefficient of a species
*/
double GetDiffusion(int solution, const char *species);
/**
* Returns a comma separated list of all the species in the selected solution
*/
std::string GetSpecies(int solution);
/**
* Returns a semicolon separated list of all the species and their master elements in the selected solution
*/
std::string GetSpeciesMasters(int solution);
/**
* Returns the Solubility Index of a phase in a solution
*/
double GetSI(int solution, const char *phase);
/**
* Returns a comma separated list of all the phases in the selected solution
*/
std::string GetPhases(int solution);
/**
* Returns a comma separated list of all the elements in the selected solution
*/
std::string GetElements(int solution);
/**
* Returns a comma separated list of all the solutions in the current runstate
*/
std::string GetSolutionList2(int id);
The following values are returned on error
-99 = Invalid IPhreeqc Instance
-999 = Solution Not Found
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