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2.2. Dense NAPL Spill on Sediment
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- 1.
What does DNAPL stand for?
Hint
Remember, it's related to spill scenarios in water.
- 2.
Why does a DNAPL sink in water?
Hint
Think about how the atom arrangement affects density.
- 3.
What characteristic defines a DNAPL?
- Lighter than water
- Heavier than water
- Same density as water
Hint
Think about what happens when you pour oil in water.
- 4.
True or False: Mass transfer only occurs in still water.
- True
- False
Hint
Consider a river current compared to a pond.
- 5.
A barge spills chlorinated solvent into a river. Describe the expected behavior of the solvent and the implications for sediment.
Hint
Consider the properties of both the solvent and the river's flow.
- 6.
Calculate the flux of a DNAPL from sediment to water given the concentration in sediment as 200 mg/L and equilibrium concentration in water as 50 mg/L with a mass transfer coefficient of 0.1 cm/s.
Hint
Think about what a negative flux can imply in terms of movement.
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