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This chapter focuses on the principles of interphase mass transfer, particularly in environmental contexts. It explores various scenarios of mass transfer, such as chemical release from a surface into different mediums including air, water, and soil. Additionally, it discusses the implications of these processes for understanding environmental impacts and contamination over time.
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Term: Mass Transfer
Definition: The movement of substances from one phase to another, crucial for understanding environmental contamination.
Term: Molecular Diffusion
Definition: The process by which molecules move from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration without external agitation.
Term: Bulk Motion
Definition: The transport of substances due to the movement of the medium itself, such as water in a river.
Term: Chemical Potential
Definition: A measure of how the availability of a substance influences its tendency to move, playing a crucial role in diffusion.