template<class Scalar, class ComponentT, bool isInertComp = true>
class Dumux::SolidSystems::OneCSolid< Scalar, ComponentT, isInertComp >
- Note
- A solid is considered inert if it can't dissolve in a liquid and and can't increase its mass by precipitation from a fluid phase. 
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| static std::string | componentName (int compIdx=0) | 
|  | A human readable name for the component. 
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| static std::string | name () | 
|  | A human readable name for the solid system. 
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| static constexpr bool | isCompressible (int compIdx=0) | 
|  | Returns whether the phase is incompressible. 
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| static constexpr bool | isInert () | 
|  | Returns whether the component is inert (doesn't react) 
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| static Scalar | molarMass (int compIdx=0) | 
|  | The molar mass in \(\mathrm{[kg/mol]}\) of the component. 
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| static Scalar | density (Scalar temperature, int compIdx=0) | 
|  | The density \(\mathrm{[kg/m^3]}\) of the solid phase at a given pressure and temperature. 
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| static Scalar | density (const SolidState &solidState, int compIdx=0) | 
|  | The density \(\mathrm{[kg/m^3]}\) of the solid phase at a given pressure and temperature. 
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| static Scalar | molarDensity (const SolidState &solidState, int compIdx=0) | 
|  | The molar density of the solid phase at a given pressure and temperature. 
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| static Scalar | thermalConductivity (Scalar temperature, int compIdx=0) | 
|  | Thermal conductivity of the solid \(\mathrm{[W/(m K)]}\). 
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| static Scalar | thermalConductivity (const SolidState &solidState, int compIdx=0) | 
|  | Thermal conductivity of the solid \(\mathrm{[W/(m K)]}\). 
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| static Scalar | heatCapacity (Scalar temperature, int compIdx=0) | 
|  | Specific isobaric heat capacity of the solid \(\mathrm{[J/(kg K)]}\). 
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| static Scalar | heatCapacity (const SolidState &solidState, int compIdx=0) | 
|  | Specific isobaric heat capacity of the solid \(\mathrm{[J/(kg K)]}\). 
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