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Reactive calcium carbonate precipitation from an atomic cluster expansion potential and enhanced sampling
Calcium carbonate formation from aqueous solution is central to biomineralization and to carbon sequestration through mineral carbonation. At near-neutral pH, the process is highly reactive, with proton transfer mediating the interconversion between carbonate species. Most atomistic simulations to d
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