Radiotracer Measurement of the Volatilization of Organic Trace Constituents from Water

Das, H. A.; Hegeman, W. J. M.; Weijden, C. H. Van der

doi:10.1080/10256019608234027

Isotopes in Environmental and Health Studies

1996

DOI: 10.1080/10256019608234027

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Radiotracer Measurement of the Volatilization of Organic Trace Constituents from Water

H. A. Das

W. J. M. Hegeman

C. H. Van der Weijden

Abstract: The mass-transfer coefficient for the volatilization of organic microconstituents from water can be determined by laboratory radiotracer experiments. Formulation and practical aspects are considered and illustrated by the example of a 5.10(-7) M solution of monochlorobenzene.

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Small amounts of radionuclides of suitable half‐life can be used to observe the kinetics of mass transport and isotopic exchange in the equilibrium distribution of a (micro‐)component between coexistent phases. Quantitative assay of radioactivity is sensitive, precise and accurate and usually performed instrumentally. Though handling of radionuclides is restricted to authorized laboratories only, the combination of its potential and simplicity makes the radiotracer method an indispensable part of modern analytical chemistry.

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Radiotracer Measurement of the Volatilization of Organic Trace Constituents from Water

Abstract: The mass-transfer coefficient for the volatilization of organic microconstituents from water can be determined by laboratory radiotracer experiments. Formulation and practical aspects are considered and illustrated by the example of a 5.10(-7) M solution of monochlorobenzene.

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