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Water Chemistry Basics

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This lecture covers fundamental concepts in water chemistry, including the concentration of water, reaction rates, solubility of organic compounds, pH and alkalinity of drinking water, and the impact of temperature on chemical equilibria. It also discusses the partitioning and decay of chloropicrin in different environmental compartments, such as air, water, soil, and plants.

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