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Added DissolvingParticles as a type of active particle. This module can be used to model dissolving OAE feedstock or secondary mineral precipitates.

Added DissolvingParticles as a type of active particle. This module can be used to model dissolving OAE feedstock or secondary mineral precipitates.
johnryantaylor and others added 2 commits October 18, 2026 22:08
The docs build expects generated/dissolving_particles.md, but the
Buildkite examples step uses its own hardcoded list, so the example
was never generated.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Edits based on Jago's review
Adds optional required tracers upon which the sinking speed and dissolution rate can depend.  E.g. sinking might depend on the water density and dissolution might depend on the saturation state.
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@jagoosw, I made the changes that you recommended in this review. This includes adding required_tracers so that the sinking speed and the dissolution rate can depend on model fields. Can you have a look at that part to see if it makes sense?

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