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Some other chemical equilibrium calculators which may be better suited to your needs, especially for more advanced calculations...
ChemEQL- Another free, simple equilibrium calculator, ChemEQL is a JAVA program (runs on Mac, Linux and Windows) that contains a small database with >2000 reactions. It has a simple, text-oriented interface and lots of documentation (95 page manual, including a quick-start section).
Visual Minteq- Visual Minteq is an updated, GUI version of the US EPA's MinteqA2 program used to calculate equilibrium speciation in natural waters. It has a simple interface, a nicely-updated thermodynamic database, and interfaces with Excel for graphic display. Windows only.
PHREEQc- The US Geological Survey maintains this very powerful program as freeware. PHREEQc performs not only equilibrium calculations, but chemical kinetics, reactive transport and inverse (pathway) modeling. It has a text-driven interface and requires a longer learning period than the programs listed above.
Additional information on these programs is available in the downloadable pdf 'Equilibrium Resources' (see below).

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  1. Thermodynamic database of Visual Minteq computer program, Version 3.1 was used. It contains updated and expanded data from the NIST Critical Stability Constants database. The Stockholm Humic Model is a thermodynamic model for the calculation of specific metal-organic species.
  2. Visual MINTEQ is a Shareware software in the category Miscellaneous developed by Visual MINTEQ. The latest version of Visual MINTEQ is currently unknown. It was initially added to our database on. Visual MINTEQ runs on the following operating systems: Windows. Visual MINTEQ has not been rated by our users yet.

Visual Minteq- Visual Minteq is an updated, GUI version of the US EPA's MinteqA2 program used to calculate equilibrium speciation in natural waters. It has a simple interface, a nicely-updated thermodynamic database, and interfaces with Excel for graphic display.