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* Presents theoretical models for interpreting and predicting solubilities in solutions.
* Evaluates the collection techniques used to obtain solubility data and presents the most appropriate methods.
* Reviewed and commissioned by IUPAC, an internationally renowned society.
Contents
List of Contributors.
Preface.
Introduction.
Chapter 1: General Behaviour and Origins of Greenhouse and Significant Trace Gases.
Chapter 2: Presentation of Solubility Data: Units and Applications.
Chapter 3: Thermodynamic Aspects of Henry's Law.
Chapter 4: The Experimental Measurement of Henry's Law Constant.
Chapter 5: Calculation of Henry's Law Constants and Infinite Dilution Activity Coefficients -
An Overview.
Chapter 6: Details of Specific Methods of Predicting the Solubility of Organic Compounds in Water.
Chapter 7: Solubility of Gases in Strong Electrolyte Solutions.
Chapter 8: Details and Measurement of Factors Determining the Uptake of Gases by Water.
Chapter 9: Accommodation Coefficients, Uptake Coefficients and Henry's Law Constants of Gases which React with Water or are Unstable.
Chapter 10: Solid Particulates and Surface Reactions in the Atmosphere.
Chapter 11: Henry's Law Constants for Compounds Stable in Water.
Chapter 12: Henry's Law Constants for Dissolution in Seawater.
Appendix I: A Selection of Sources of Additional Data Currently Available from the Internet.
Appendix II: Dissolution of Carbon Dioxide and of Oxygen and Fractionation of Oxygen Isotopes in the Environment.
CAS Registry Index.
Subject Index.
