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1910 **Appendix A- Summary of previously published data**

1911 **Table S1:** Experimental dataset for dissolution of selected silicate minerals discussed here.

1912 **Appendix B – Kinetic database**

1913 **B1.** Version for PHREEQC software with RATES blocks.

1914 **B2.** Readme file with a description of the parameters used in the database.

1915 **Appendix C – Example application of kinetic database for mineral dissolution**
1916 **in PHREEQC geochemical model**

1917 **Ex1:** Quartz dissolution at 25 °C and pH from 2 to 10.

1918 **Ex2:** Comparison of the kinetic parameters presented in Palandri and Kharaka (2004) and
1919 here using an example of albite dissolution at 25 °C.

1920 **Ex3:** Forsterite dissolution in the presence of CO₂.