4) A 10-mg quantity of phenanthrene (MW = 178) is added to a 1-L flask containing 500 mL of air and 500 mL of water. Predict the aqueous phase equilibrium concentration of phenanthrene at 25° C if the values for this compound for the first four properties and constants listed in Table 2.2 are: C's = 1.1 mg/L, P = 1.6 × 107 atm, X = 4.0 × 10¯³atm – m³/mol, and log Kow = 4.52.

4) A 10-mg quantity of phenanthrene (MW = 178) is added to a 1-L flask containing 500 mL of air and 500 mL of water. Predict the aqueous phase equilibrium concentration of phenanthrene at 25° C if the values for this compound for the first four properties and constants listed in Table 2.2 are: C's = 1.1 mg/L, P = 1.6 × 107 atm, X = 4.0 × 10¯³atm – m³/mol, and log Kow = 4.52.

Organic Chemistry

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Chapter4: Acids And Bases

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