1984
DOI: 10.1007/bf00584679
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Interactions of halogenated hydrocarbons with soils

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“…The single-point Kp (i.e., ratio of sorbed to aqueous concentrations) was 0.22 L/kg, corresponding to a KO, of 116 L/kg. The KO, in the aquifer sediment compares with a KO, of 284 L/kg in a surface soil containing 2.57% OC [15] and 238 L/kg as an average for 32 soils [28]. Differences in KO, by a factor of two or three among soils are not unusual, considering the variable nature of natural soil organic matter [3].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The single-point Kp (i.e., ratio of sorbed to aqueous concentrations) was 0.22 L/kg, corresponding to a KO, of 116 L/kg. The KO, in the aquifer sediment compares with a KO, of 284 L/kg in a surface soil containing 2.57% OC [15] and 238 L/kg as an average for 32 soils [28]. Differences in KO, by a factor of two or three among soils are not unusual, considering the variable nature of natural soil organic matter [3].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The presence of the 80 kDa protein detected on the Western blot could be a native core protein for the FGF receptor on CVECs. Presence of such core proteins in NIH 3T3 cells has been reported (5). The isolation procedure is especially useful in the screening of monoclonal antibodies for FGF receptors, research that is currently underway.…”
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“…Water Sol ubi 1 i ty: 200 mg/L at 25'~ (Coca and Diaz 1980) 150 mg/L (Strenge and Peterson 1989) K O 238 at 25OC (Friesel et al 1984) 360 (Strenge and Peterson 1989) Henry's Law Constant: 1.84 x atmoY 3/mo1 at 25OC (Munz and Roberts 1987) 2.6 x atmom /mole (Strenge and Peterson 1989) Degradation Rate: t1/2 = 300 days based on field observations in soi 1 /groundwater (Dragun 1986) t1/2 = 13 days in lab when soil inoculated with microbial flora (Dragun 1986) Chloroform CAS NO. 67-66-3 Synonym: Trichloromethane K0lw: 93.3 (Chiou e t a l .…”
Section: Appendix a Environmental Fate Of Organic Analytes Reported Imentioning
confidence: 99%