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Economic Geology; July 1964; v. 59; no. 4; p. 625-635
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Solubility of cinnabar in Na 2 S solutions at 50-250 degrees C and 1-1,800 bars, with geologic applications

F. W. Dickson

Solubility of cinnabar in aqueous Na 2 S solution decreases with pressure and increases with Na 2 S concentration. With rising temperature, solubility decreases toward a minimum at about 100 degrees C, and then increases. Above 100 degrees C, therefore, cinnabar may deposit with falling temperature or dilution.

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