Introduction to Environmental Forensics 2007
DOI: 10.1016/b978-012369522-2/50012-9
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Forensic Applications of Contaminant Transport Models in the Subsurface

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“…Temperature plays an indirect role that regulates all alteration phenomena in various ways. It is also responsible for the variation of the rate of chemical reactions, in particular the rate of hydrolysis that approximately doubles for a temperature increase of 10°C (Katyal & Morrison, 2007). Variations in water temperature within the pores of a rock cause considerable disintegration, since the expansion coefficient of water is much higher than that of rocks.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Temperature plays an indirect role that regulates all alteration phenomena in various ways. It is also responsible for the variation of the rate of chemical reactions, in particular the rate of hydrolysis that approximately doubles for a temperature increase of 10°C (Katyal & Morrison, 2007). Variations in water temperature within the pores of a rock cause considerable disintegration, since the expansion coefficient of water is much higher than that of rocks.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The physical properties such as the density and viscosity of the oil phase must have been affected by the incorporation of the lycopene (Katyal and Morrison, 2007;Nandakumar and Jayanthi, 2021), leading to dissimilar droplet sizes of the plain emulsions and lycopene encapsulated emulsions with the same stabilizer. Owing to the different structures (Figure 2), the solutions of the stabilizers exhibit differential rheology.…”
Section: Variation Of Droplet Size With Timementioning
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“…Segundo Katyal & Morrison (2007) a hidrólise é a decomposição química de substâncias pela água. Este mecanismo é geralmente associado à água, sendo o principal mecanismo de degradação de agrotóxicos, entretanto, também ocorre na atmosfera (nevoeiros e nuvens), nas águas subterrâneas, na interface de partículas dos solos e nos organismos vivos (SPADOTTO et al, 2010;SPEIGHT, 2018).…”
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