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                    5. a.  1.0                                           Cl
                                                                         K
                                                                         NO 3
                           0.8
                           (C (t) -C 0 )/(C max -C 0 )  0.6


                           0.4

                           0.2
                                                                      6955
                            0
                             0     5    10   15    20    25   30    35
                                                Time
                       b.  0.057 m d -1
                       c.  0.052 l kg -1
                       d. 0.331 g
                       e. see a.
                    6. a.  21.1 m
                       b.   No, benzene mainly follows the flow paths and does not mix over the entire aquifer
                          depth.

                    8. a.  1.43 d -1
                       b.  3850 m
                       c. 2.82 d -1


                    CHAPTER 14

                                                                                 -1
                                                   -1
                    2.  4716 m at a flow velocity of 10 cm s ; 4815 m at a flow velocity of 10 cm s .
                                                          -1
                                       -1
                    3. a.   k   = 1.31 m d  and  k  = 2.71 m d . Thus, precipitation contributes more to
                          L,W                L,P
                          reaeration than wind.
                       b.  0.435 d
                              -1
                    4.  3.16 m d  (for β = 0.7).
                                    -1
                                                       -1
                    5.  a.  0.00345 mg l  at pH = 7; 0.0328 mg l  at pH = 8;
                       b.  Water-side controlled gas exchange:
                                      -3
                                           -2
                          pH = 7: 3.37 10  g m  d -1
                                      -2
                                           -2
                          pH = 8: 3.20 10  g m  d -1
                          Air-side controlled gas exchange:
                                     -5
                                          -2
                          pH = 7: 1.6 10  g m  d -1
                                     -4
                                          -2
                          pH = 8: 1.5 10  g m  d -1
                            The air-side controlled gas exchange is two orders of magnitude smaller than the
                          water-side controlled gas exchange. This means that the gas exchange is largely air-
                          side controlled and the fluxes for air-side controlled gas exchange apply.








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