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| adam_text | Table
of
Contents
Preface
.............................................................................................................
v
Foreword
..........................................................................................................
vii
List of Contributors
...........................................................................................ix
PART I. BASIC THEORY AND MODELLING
Chapter
1
An Introduction to Modelling of Pollutants in
the Environment
.............................................................................. 3
T.M. Letcher
1.
Introduction
................................................................................ 3
2.
Partition Coefficients
.................................................................. 3
3.
Model Environments
.................................................................. 7
4.
Equilibrium Partition
.................................................................. 7
5.
Environmental Distribution
........................................................ 9
6.
Environmental Distribution Using a Flow Model
...................... 11
7.
Accumulation of Chemicals in the Food Chain
.........................15
Chapter
2
Modeling the Solubility in Water of Environmentally
Important Organic Compounds
....................................................... 17
E. Estrada, E.J.
Delgado,
and
Y. Simón-Manso
1.
Introduction
................................................................................. 17
2.
Quantum Chemistry Methods
..................................................... 19
3.
Experiment-Based QSPR Modeling
...........................................20
4.
Structure-Based QSPR Modeling
...............................................21
5.
The Quantum-Connectivity Indices
............................................23
6.
Modeling Solubility with Quantum-Connectivity
......................25
7.
Concluding Remarks
..................................................................28
xvi
Table of Contents
Chapters Modeling of Contaminant Leaching
...............................................33
M. Diaz and D. Apul
1.
Overview of Significance
...........................................................33
2.
Geochemical Modeling
...............................................................34
3.
Summary
.....................................................................................46
PART II. INDUSTRY AND MINING
Chapter
4
Supercritical Fluids and Reductions in Environmental
Pollution
..........................................................................................51
K. Yamanaka and H. Ohtaki
1.
Introduction
.................................................................................51
2.
Supercritical Fluids
.....................................................................51
3.
References for Thermodynamic Properties of
Supercritical Fluids
.....................................................................55
4.
Solubility of Electrolytes and Non-Electrolytes in
Supercritical Fluids
.....................................................................60
5.
Structure of Supercritical Water
.................................................65
6.
Application of Supercritical Fluids for Reducing
Pollutants
....................................................................................76
7.
Concluding Remarks
..................................................................81
Chapter
5
Phase Equilibrium Studies on Ionic Liquid Systems for Industrial
Separation Processes of Complex Organic Mixtures
.....................85
P. Ready and T.M. Letcher
1.
Introduction
.................................................................................85
2.
Solubility Studies on Ionic Liquid-Organic Mixtures
and Application to Liquid-Liquid Extraction
............................88
3.
The Determination of Activity Coefficients at Infinite
Dilution for the Selection of Entrainers in
Extractive Distillation
...............................................................100
4.
Assessment of the Potential of Ionic Liquids as Solvents
in Separation Processes
............................................................105
5.
Conclusion
................................................................................ 107
Appendix I
................................................................................ 107
Chapter
6
Environmental and Solubility Issues Related to
Novel Corrosion Control
............................................................... 113
W.J. van Ooij and P. Puomi
1.
Introduction
............................................................................... 1
із
Table
of Contents
xvii
2.
Corrosion of Industrially Important Metals
.............................. 115
3.
The Layers Protecting the Base Metals
.................................... 117
4.
Superprimers
on Metals
............................................................ 125
5.
Summary/Conclusions
.............................................................. 133
Chapter
7
The Behavior of Iron and Aluminum in Acid Mine Drainage:
Speciation, Mineralogy, and Environmental Significance
............ 137
J.S.
España
1.
Introduction
............................................................................... 137
2.
Geochemistry and Mineralogy of Iron and
Aluminum in AMD
................................................................... 138
3.
Environmental Significance
...................................................... 144
4.
Conclusions
............................................................................... 148
PART III. RADIOACTIVE WASTES
Chapter
8
An Evaluation of Solubility Limits on Maximum Uranium
Concentrations in Groundwater
.................................................... 153
T. Iwatsuki and R.C. Arthur
1.
Introduction
............................................................................... 153
2.
Geologic Setting of the
Tono
Uranium Deposit
....................... 154
3.
Geochemical Constraints on Uranium Solubility
..................... 156
4.
Evaluation of Uranium Solubility
............................................. 160
5.
Conclusions
............................................................................... 166
Chapter
9
Leaching from Cementitious Materials Used in
Radioactive Waste Disposal Sites
................................................. 169
K. Yokozeki
1.
Introduction
............................................................................... 169
2.
Radioactive Waste Disposal Site and Concrete
........................ 169
3.
Leaching from Cementitious Materials
.................................... 170
4.
Method for Predicting Durability of Concrete
......................... 172
5.
Measures Against Leaching Degradation
................................. 179
6.
Conclusions
............................................................................... 184
PART IV. AIR, WATER, SOIL AND REMEDIATION
Chapter
10
Solubility of Carbon Dioxide in Natural Systems
...................... 189
J. Salminen, P. Kobylin and
A. Ojala
1.
Carbon Dioxide: A Natural Reagent
....................................... 189
xviii
Table of Contents
2.
Aqueous Speciation of CO2
.................................................... 191
3.
Multiphase Thermodynamic System
...................................... 192
4.
Modelling Natural Systems
..................................................... 196
5.
Concluding Remarks
...............................................................202
Chapter
11
Estimation of the Volatilization of Organic
Chemicals from Soil
...................................................................205
E. Voutsas
1.
Introduction
.............................................................................205
2.
Physicochemical Properties of Chemicals
..............................207
3.
Factors Influencing Volatilization
...........................................210
4.
Estimation of Volatilization of Chemicals from Soil
..............214
5.
Thermodynamics of Persistent Organic Chemicals: The
Equilibrium Partitioning Approach
.........................................220
Chapter
12
Solubility and the Phytoextraction of Arsenic from
Soils by Two Different Fern Species
..........................................229
V. Campos
1.
Introduction
.............................................................................229
2.
Materials and Methods
............................................................232
3.
Results and Discussion
...........................................................236
4.
Conclusions
.............................................................................239
Chapter
13
Environmental Issues of Gasoline Additives
-
Aqueous
Solubility and Spills
....................................................................245
J.
Bergendahl
1.
Introduction
.............................................................................245
2.
Common Oxygenates and Octane Boosters
...........................246
3.
Releases to the Environment
...................................................251
4.
Conclusions
.............................................................................257
Chapter
14
Ecotoxicity of Ionic Liquids in an Aquatic Environment
............259
D. Pieraccini, C.
Chiappe,
L.
Intorre and C.
Pretti
1.
Introduction
.............................................................................259
2.
Lipophilicity
............................................................................260
3.
Biodegradability
......................................................................260
4.
Aquatic
Toxicity
......................................................................262
5.
Conclusions
.............................................................................276
Table
of Contents
xix
Chapter
15
Rhamnolipid Biosurfactants: Solubility and
Environmental Issues
..................................................................279
C.N. Mulligan
1.
Introduction
.............................................................................279
2.
Background to Rhamnolipids
.................................................280
3.
Enhanced
Biodegradation
of Recalcitrant Compounds
..........281
4.
Ex Situ Washing
......................................................................285
5.
In Situ Flushing Applications
.................................................291
6.
Micellar Enhanced
Ultrafiltration
of Contaminated Water
.......294
7.
Conclusions
.............................................................................295
Chapter
16 Sorption, Lipophilicity
and Partitioning Phenomena of
Ionic Liquids in Environmental Systems
....................................299
P. Stepnowski
1.
Introduction
.............................................................................299
2.
Ionic Liquids
...........................................................................300
3. Sorption
of Ionic Liquids in the Environment
........................301
4.
Lipophilicity and the Partitioning of Ionic Liquids
................307
5.
Conclusions
.............................................................................311
Chapter
17
The Solubility of Hydroxyaluminosilicates and the
Biological Availability of Aluminium
.........................................315
С
Exley
1.
What are Hydroxyaluminosilicates?
.......................................315
2.
A Summary of the Evidence
...................................................316
3.
What Next for Hydroxyaluminosilicates?
..............................320
4.
Hydroxyaluminosilicates and the Biological
Availability of Aluminium
......................................................321
Chapter
18
Apatite Group Minerals: Solubility and Environmental
Remediation
................................................................................327
M.C.F.
Magalhães
and
P.A.
Williams
1.
Introduction
.............................................................................327
2.
Apatite Group Minerals
..........................................................327
3.
Lead Phosphate Minerals
........................................................329
4.
Arsenate Minerals
...................................................................332
5.
Conclusions
.............................................................................336
XX
Table
of
Contents
PART V.
POLYMER
RELATED ISSUES
Chapter
19
Solubility of Gases and Vapors in Polylactide Polymers
............343
R.A. Auras
1.
Introduction
.............................................................................343
2.
Polymer/Chemical Interactions
...............................................344
3.
Theoretical Considerations
.....................................................344
4.
Factors Affecting Mass Transfer in Polymers
........................349
5.
Polylactides
.............................................................................352
6.
Polylactide Barrier Properties
.................................................354
7.
Regular Solution Theory: Solubility Parameter
Predictions
...............................................................................362
Chapter
20
Biodegradable Material Obtained from Renewable
Resource: Plasticized Sodium Caseinate Films
..........................369
J.-L. Audic,
F
Fourcade and B. Chaufer
1.
Introduction
.............................................................................369
2.
Experimental Section
..............................................................371
3.
Results and Discussion
...........................................................374
4.
Conclusion
..............................................................................380
Chapter
21
Supercritical Carbon Dioxide as a Green Solvent for
Polymer Synthesis
.......................................................................383
CD. Wood, B. Tan, H. Zhang and A.I. Cooper
1.
Introduction
.............................................................................383
2.
Porous Materials and Supercritical Fluids
..............................384
3.
CO2 as a Pressure-Adjustable Template/Porogen
...................384
4.
Templating of Supercritical Fluid Emulsions
.........................386
5.
Polymer Solubility in CO2
......................................................388
6.
High-Throughput Solubility Measurements in CO2
...............390
7.
Inexpensive and Biodegradable CC^-Philes
...........................390
8.
Conclusions
.............................................................................392
Chapter
22
Solubility of Plasticizers, Polymers and
Environmental Pollution
.............................................................397
E.
Białecka-Florjańczyk
and
Z. Florjańczyk
1.
Introduction
.............................................................................397
2.
Solubility Parameters as a Guide for Plasticizer Selection
.... 400
3.
Environmental and Health Issues
...........................................403
4.
Concluding Remarks
...............................................................407
Table
of Contents
xxi
PART VI. PESTICIDES AND POLLUTION EXPOSURE
IN HUMANS
Chapter
23
Solubility Issues in Environmental Pollution
.............................411
A. Arce
and
A. Soto
1.
Solubility Issues in Environmental Pollution
.........................411
2.
Absorption of SO2 by Seawater
..............................................412
3.
Replacement of MTBE by Other Tertiary Ethers
...................416
4.
Desulphurization of Fuel Oils with Ionic Liquids
..................420
Chapter
24
Hazard Identification and Human Exposure to Pesticides
.........429
A. Garrido
Frenich, F.J.
Egea
González,
A. Marín Juan
and J.L.
Martínez Vidal
1.
Introduction
.............................................................................429
2.
Priority Properties Affecting the Hazards of Pesticides
.........431
3.
Hazard Identification and Mechanisms of
Toxicity
................433
4.
Human Exposure Assessment
.................................................435
5.
Conclusions
.............................................................................440
Chapter
25
Solubility and Body Fluids
.........................................................445
E.
Königsberger
and L.-C.
Königsberger
1.
Introduction
.............................................................................445
2.
Body Fluids
.............................................................................446
3.
Solubility Phenomena in Body Fluids
....................................448
4.
Conclusion
..............................................................................457
Index
..............................................................................................................463
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Table
of
Contents
Preface
.
v
Foreword
.
vii
List of Contributors
.ix
PART I. BASIC THEORY AND MODELLING
Chapter
1
An Introduction to Modelling of Pollutants in
the Environment
. 3
T.M. Letcher
1.
Introduction
. 3
2.
Partition Coefficients
. 3
3.
Model Environments
. 7
4.
Equilibrium Partition
. 7
5.
Environmental Distribution
. 9
6.
Environmental Distribution Using a Flow Model
. 11
7.
Accumulation of Chemicals in the Food Chain
.15
Chapter
2
Modeling the Solubility in Water of Environmentally
Important Organic Compounds
. 17
E. Estrada, E.J.
Delgado,
and
Y. Simón-Manso
1.
Introduction
. 17
2.
Quantum Chemistry Methods
. 19
3.
Experiment-Based QSPR Modeling
.20
4.
Structure-Based QSPR Modeling
.21
5.
The Quantum-Connectivity Indices
.23
6.
Modeling Solubility with Quantum-Connectivity
.25
7.
Concluding Remarks
.28
xvi
Table of Contents
Chapters Modeling of Contaminant Leaching
.33
M. Diaz and D. Apul
1.
Overview of Significance
.33
2.
Geochemical Modeling
.34
3.
Summary
.46
PART II. INDUSTRY AND MINING
Chapter
4
Supercritical Fluids and Reductions in Environmental
Pollution
.51
K. Yamanaka and H. Ohtaki
1.
Introduction
.51
2.
Supercritical Fluids
.51
3.
References for Thermodynamic Properties of
Supercritical Fluids
.55
4.
Solubility of Electrolytes and Non-Electrolytes in
Supercritical Fluids
.60
5.
Structure of Supercritical Water
.65
6.
Application of Supercritical Fluids for Reducing
Pollutants
.76
7.
Concluding Remarks
.81
Chapter
5
Phase Equilibrium Studies on Ionic Liquid Systems for Industrial
Separation Processes of Complex Organic Mixtures
.85
P. Ready and T.M. Letcher
1.
Introduction
.85
2.
Solubility Studies on Ionic Liquid-Organic Mixtures
and Application to Liquid-Liquid Extraction
.88
3.
The Determination of Activity Coefficients at Infinite
Dilution for the Selection of Entrainers in
Extractive Distillation
.100
4.
Assessment of the Potential of Ionic Liquids as Solvents
in Separation Processes
.105
5.
Conclusion
. 107
Appendix I
. 107
Chapter
6
Environmental and Solubility Issues Related to
Novel Corrosion Control
. 113
W.J. van Ooij and P. Puomi
1.
Introduction
. 1
із
Table
of Contents
xvii
2.
Corrosion of Industrially Important Metals
. 115
3.
The Layers Protecting the Base Metals
. 117
4.
Superprimers
on Metals
. 125
5.
Summary/Conclusions
. 133
Chapter
7
The Behavior of Iron and Aluminum in Acid Mine Drainage:
Speciation, Mineralogy, and Environmental Significance
. 137
J.S.
España
1.
Introduction
. 137
2.
Geochemistry and Mineralogy of Iron and
Aluminum in AMD
. 138
3.
Environmental Significance
. 144
4.
Conclusions
. 148
PART III. RADIOACTIVE WASTES
Chapter
8
An Evaluation of Solubility Limits on Maximum Uranium
Concentrations in Groundwater
. 153
T. Iwatsuki and R.C. Arthur
1.
Introduction
. 153
2.
Geologic Setting of the
Tono
Uranium Deposit
. 154
3.
Geochemical Constraints on Uranium Solubility
. 156
4.
Evaluation of Uranium Solubility
. 160
5.
Conclusions
. 166
Chapter
9
Leaching from Cementitious Materials Used in
Radioactive Waste Disposal Sites
. 169
K. Yokozeki
1.
Introduction
. 169
2.
Radioactive Waste Disposal Site and Concrete
. 169
3.
Leaching from Cementitious Materials
. 170
4.
Method for Predicting Durability of Concrete
. 172
5.
Measures Against Leaching Degradation
. 179
6.
Conclusions
. 184
PART IV. AIR, WATER, SOIL AND REMEDIATION
Chapter
10
Solubility of Carbon Dioxide in Natural Systems
. 189
J. Salminen, P. Kobylin and
A. Ojala
1.
Carbon Dioxide: A Natural Reagent
. 189
xviii
Table of Contents
2.
Aqueous Speciation of CO2
. 191
3.
Multiphase Thermodynamic System
. 192
4.
Modelling Natural Systems
. 196
5.
Concluding Remarks
.202
Chapter
11
Estimation of the Volatilization of Organic
Chemicals from Soil
.205
E. Voutsas
1.
Introduction
.205
2.
Physicochemical Properties of Chemicals
.207
3.
Factors Influencing Volatilization
.210
4.
Estimation of Volatilization of Chemicals from Soil
.214
5.
Thermodynamics of Persistent Organic Chemicals: The
Equilibrium Partitioning Approach
.220
Chapter
12
Solubility and the Phytoextraction of Arsenic from
Soils by Two Different Fern Species
.229
V. Campos
1.
Introduction
.229
2.
Materials and Methods
.232
3.
Results and Discussion
.236
4.
Conclusions
.239
Chapter
13
Environmental Issues of Gasoline Additives
-
Aqueous
Solubility and Spills
.245
J.
Bergendahl
1.
Introduction
.245
2.
Common Oxygenates and Octane Boosters
.246
3.
Releases to the Environment
.251
4.
Conclusions
.257
Chapter
14
Ecotoxicity of Ionic Liquids in an Aquatic Environment
.259
D. Pieraccini, C.
Chiappe,
L.
Intorre and C.
Pretti
1.
Introduction
.259
2.
Lipophilicity
.260
3.
Biodegradability
.260
4.
Aquatic
Toxicity
.262
5.
Conclusions
.276
Table
of Contents
xix
Chapter
15
Rhamnolipid Biosurfactants: Solubility and
Environmental Issues
.279
C.N. Mulligan
1.
Introduction
.279
2.
Background to Rhamnolipids
.280
3.
Enhanced
Biodegradation
of Recalcitrant Compounds
.281
4.
Ex Situ Washing
.285
5.
In Situ Flushing Applications
.291
6.
Micellar Enhanced
Ultrafiltration
of Contaminated Water
.294
7.
Conclusions
.295
Chapter
16 Sorption, Lipophilicity
and Partitioning Phenomena of
Ionic Liquids in Environmental Systems
.299
P. Stepnowski
1.
Introduction
.299
2.
Ionic Liquids
.300
3. Sorption
of Ionic Liquids in the Environment
.301
4.
Lipophilicity and the Partitioning of Ionic Liquids
.307
5.
Conclusions
.311
Chapter
17
The Solubility of Hydroxyaluminosilicates and the
Biological Availability of Aluminium
.315
С
Exley
1.
What are Hydroxyaluminosilicates?
.315
2.
A Summary of the Evidence
.316
3.
What Next for Hydroxyaluminosilicates?
.320
4.
Hydroxyaluminosilicates and the Biological
Availability of Aluminium
.321
Chapter
18
Apatite Group Minerals: Solubility and Environmental
Remediation
.327
M.C.F.
Magalhães
and
P.A.
Williams
1.
Introduction
.327
2.
Apatite Group Minerals
.327
3.
Lead Phosphate Minerals
.329
4.
Arsenate Minerals
.332
5.
Conclusions
.336
XX
Table
of
Contents
PART V.
POLYMER
RELATED ISSUES
Chapter
19
Solubility of Gases and Vapors in Polylactide Polymers
.343
R.A. Auras
1.
Introduction
.343
2.
Polymer/Chemical Interactions
.344
3.
Theoretical Considerations
.344
4.
Factors Affecting Mass Transfer in Polymers
.349
5.
Polylactides
.352
6.
Polylactide Barrier Properties
.354
7.
Regular Solution Theory: Solubility Parameter
Predictions
.362
Chapter
20
Biodegradable Material Obtained from Renewable
Resource: Plasticized Sodium Caseinate Films
.369
J.-L. Audic,
F
Fourcade and B. Chaufer
1.
Introduction
.369
2.
Experimental Section
.371
3.
Results and Discussion
.374
4.
Conclusion
.380
Chapter
21
Supercritical Carbon Dioxide as a Green Solvent for
Polymer Synthesis
.383
CD. Wood, B. Tan, H. Zhang and A.I. Cooper
1.
Introduction
.383
2.
Porous Materials and Supercritical Fluids
.384
3.
CO2 as a Pressure-Adjustable Template/Porogen
.384
4.
Templating of Supercritical Fluid Emulsions
.386
5.
Polymer Solubility in CO2
.388
6.
High-Throughput Solubility Measurements in CO2
.390
7.
Inexpensive and Biodegradable CC^-Philes
.390
8.
Conclusions
.392
Chapter
22
Solubility of Plasticizers, Polymers and
Environmental Pollution
.397
E.
Białecka-Florjańczyk
and
Z. Florjańczyk
1.
Introduction
.397
2.
Solubility Parameters as a Guide for Plasticizer Selection
. 400
3.
Environmental and Health Issues
.403
4.
Concluding Remarks
.407
Table
of Contents
xxi
PART VI. PESTICIDES AND POLLUTION EXPOSURE
IN HUMANS
Chapter
23
Solubility Issues in Environmental Pollution
.411
A. Arce
and
A. Soto
1.
Solubility Issues in Environmental Pollution
.411
2.
Absorption of SO2 by Seawater
.412
3.
Replacement of MTBE by Other Tertiary Ethers
.416
4.
Desulphurization of Fuel Oils with Ionic Liquids
.420
Chapter
24
Hazard Identification and Human Exposure to Pesticides
.429
A. Garrido
Frenich, F.J.
Egea
González,
A. Marín Juan
and J.L.
Martínez Vidal
1.
Introduction
.429
2.
Priority Properties Affecting the Hazards of Pesticides
.431
3.
Hazard Identification and Mechanisms of
Toxicity
.433
4.
Human Exposure Assessment
.435
5.
Conclusions
.440
Chapter
25
Solubility and Body Fluids
.445
E.
Königsberger
and L.-C.
Königsberger
1.
Introduction
.445
2.
Body Fluids
.446
3.
Solubility Phenomena in Body Fluids
.448
4.
Conclusion
.457
Index
.463 |
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