Abstract:Characterizing sorbent affinity for a target compound
(described
by sorbent–water distribution coefficient, K
sw) is a necessary step in the sorbent selection and performance-testing
process in the process of capturing aquatic contaminants. However,
no standardized procedure exists to measure K
sw, and studies display significant variations in setup and
performance. For per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), most K
sw determinations employ batch experiments with
small-scale water–sorbent mixtures, methano… Show more
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