Evaluation and Prediction of Henry's Law Constants and Aqueous Solubilities for Solvents and Hydrocarbon Fuel Components. Volume 2. Experimental Henry's Law Data

Abstract

Laboratory measurements of Henry's law constants are reported for 51 chemicals spanning a wide range of chemical structures and volatilities. A static headspace method (Equilibrium Partitioning in Closed Systems, referred to as EPICS) was used to measure Henry's Law Constant, with the standard batch air-stripping method used as a check. An average precision of 5 percent was obtained for the EPICS runs, and the Henry's law constants agreed reasonably well (within 10 percent) with the batch air-stripping results and other reported experimental values. Measurements were conducted over a temperature range of 10-30 C, and the data were correlated with a temperature regression equation coupled with a temperature-dependent error term based on 95 percent confidence limits. The aqueous solubilities of the study compounds were also determined via the shake-flask method at temperatures of 10, 20, and 30 degrees Celsius. Finally, the results of this study were incorporated into a thermodynamic correlation (UNIFAC), based on chemical structure, which allows the prediction of Henry's law constants and aqueous solubilities for a wide variety of pure compounds and mixtures in dilute aqueous solutions. Volume II contains the experimental Henry's law data. Appendix A - Summary of Literature Search, and Appendix B summary of EPICS Results are included in this volume. Keywords: Water pollution, Soil contamination.

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Document Details

Document Type
Technical Report
Publication Date
Sep 01, 1987
Accession Number
ADA202262

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  • G. B. Howe
  • M. E. Mullins
  • T. N. Rogers

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