Lecture

Solid-Water Partitioning: Multiphase Distribution

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Description

This lecture covers the partitioning of organic compounds between solid and water phases, discussing factors influencing partitioning such as chain length, molecule structure, and halogenation. It also explores equilibrium sorption isotherms, Henry's Law constant, and the distribution of pollutants in different environmental compartments.

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