Introduces key principles of water chemistry, pH, and solubility, as well as the behavior of chloropicrin in various environments.
Explores Kow for hydrophobic compounds and their partitioning into nonpolar liquids and solids, considering temperature and salinity effects.
Covers partitioning in different systems, including single component systems, solid-vapor equilibrium, and aqueous solubility.
Explores mineral stability, solubility, weathering, and the role of biological processes in metal speciation and solubility.
Explores the properties and significance of water, including its physical, electrical, and chemical characteristics, emphasizing its vital role in life and the environment.
Covers the essential properties of water, including its role as a solvent and the solubility of proteins, solutions, suspensions, and colloids.
Covers liquid-liquid partitioning, including thermodynamics, special cases, and factors influencing solubility.
