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Computer Simulations of Aqueous Fluids at High Temperatures and Pressures

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Water is a unique substance in many respects. It is the only chemical compound that occurs in all three physical states (solid, liquid, and vapor) under the thermodynamic conditions unique to the Earth’s surface. It has played a principal role in major natural processes during the long geological and biological history of the planet. Its oustanding properties as a solvent and its general abundance almost everywhere on our planet’s suface have made it also an integral part of many technological processes since the very beginning of human civilization.

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