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           TABLE 2.5
           Physicochemical Properties of Common COCs
                                MW       H       P vap    D   Log   Solubility   T
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           Compound            (g/mole)  (atm/M)  (mm-Hg) (cm /s)  K ow  (mg/L)  (°C)
           Benzene               78.1   5.55    95.2   0.092  2.13  1,780    25
           Bromomethane          94.9  106       …     0.108  1.10   900     20
           2-Butanone            72     0.0274   …      …     0.26  268,000  …
           Carbon disulfide      76.1  12      260      …     2     2,940    20
           Chlorobenzene        112.6   3.72    11.7   0.076  2.84   488     25
           Chloroethane          64.5  14.8      …      …     1.54  5,740    25
           Chloroform           119.4   3.39   160     0.094  1.97  8,000    20
           Chloromethane         50.5  44      349      …     0.95  6,450    20
           Dibromochloromethane  208.3  2.08     …      …     2.09     0.2   …
           Dibromomethane       173.8   0.998    …      …      …   11,000    …
           1,1-Dichloroethane    99.0   4.26   180     0.096  1.80  5,500    20
           1,2-Dichloroethane    99.0   0.98   610      …     1.53  8,690    20
           1,1-Dichloroethylene  97.0  34      600     0.084  1.84   210     25
           1,2-Dichloroethylene  96.9  606     208      …     0.48   600     20
           1,2-Dichloropropane  113.0   2.31    42      …     2.00  2,700    20
           1,3-Dichloropropylene  111.0  3.55  380      …     1.98  2,800    25
           Ethyl benzene        106.2   6.44     7     0.071  3.15   152     20
           Methylene chloride    84.9   2.03   349      …     1.3  16,700    25
           Pyrene               202.3   0.005    …      …     4.88     0.16  26
           Styrene              104.1   9.7      5.12  0.075  2.95   300     20
           1,1,1,2-Tetrachloroethane  167.8  0.381  5  0.077  3.04   200     20
           1,1,2,2-Tetrachloroethane  167.8  0.38  …    …     2.39  2,900    20
           Tetrachloroethylene  165.8  25.9      …     0.077  2.6    150     20
           Tetrachloromethane   153.8  230       …      …     2.64   785     20
           Toluene               92.1   6.7     22     0.083  2.73   515     20
           Tribromoethane       252.8   0.552    5.6    …     2.4   3,200    30
           1,1,1-Trichloroethane  133.4  14.4  100      …     2.49  4,400    20
           1,1,2-Trichloroethane  133.4  1.17    …      …     2.47  4,500    20
           Trichloroethylene    131.4   9.1     60      …     2.38  1,100    25
           Trichlorofluoromethane  137.4  58   667     0.083  2.53  1,100    25
           Vinyl chloride        62.5  81.9   2660     0.114  1.38     1.1   25
           Xylenes              106.2   5.1     10     0.076  3.0    198     20
           Source:  [4, 11].
           Note:  The temperatures listed are the temperatures for the solubility values.

             Table  2.5 summarizes the values of Henry’s constant, vapor pressure,
           and  solubility  of  some  commonly  encountered  COCs.  The  values  of  the
           octanol–water partition coefficient, K , and the diffusion coefficients, D, are
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           also listed, and discussion on these two parameters will be given in later
           sections. For more complete lists of these values, chemistry handbooks and
           references should be consulted.
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