Lecture 3-4 Flashcards

1
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how is adsorbtion a way to get rid of water borne contaminants:

A

because something like an arsenic species can stick onto the surface of an adsorbant material in an aqueous environment.

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2
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Flux:

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amount of material transferring between compartments

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3
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Burden:

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masses of material in each compartment

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4
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in the kd relationship Kd= foc X Koc as foc or the organic sorbent in the solid increases what does this do to Kd?

A

Kd also increases

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5
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organic compounds can be broken up into what 2 categories

A

hydrophilic and organophilic

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6
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compare hydrophilic and organophilic and provide examples?

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  1. hydrophilic are polar compounds like glucose and water

2. organophilic are non-polar like cyclohexane.

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7
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whenever you have an – attached to an electronegative element such as F or O it becomes a polar molecule

A

H

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8
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why are nonpolars non-polar?

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because it has no polar functional groups.

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9
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if cyclohexane can’t dissolve in water because it is non-polar and water is polar, why can cyclohexane dissolve in gasoline?

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gasoline is non-polar and like dissolves in like

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10
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true or false: pressure and volume is proportional to the number of mols?

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true

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