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  • Lab 10: Atmosphere-Water Exchange

    You will estimate the rate of exchange between a water body (the flume) and the overlying air for two volatile compounds, molecular oxygen and chloroform. You will use an oxygen electrode to measure the changing concentration of oxygen, and gas chromatography (GC) to observe the concentration of chloroform.

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  • Homework 1

    Problem set for the course Transport Processes in the Environment.

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  • Homework 2

    Problem set for the course Transport Processes in the Environment.

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  • Homework 3

    Problem set for the course Transport Processes in the Environment.

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  • Homework 4

    Problem set for the course Transport Processes in the Environment.

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  • Homework 5

    Problem set for the course Transport Processes in the Environment.

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  • Homework 6

    Problem set for the course Transport Processes in the Environment.

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  • Homework 7

    Problem set for the course Transport Processes in the Environment.

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  • Homework 8

    Problem set for the course Transport Processes in the Environment.

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  • Homework 9

    Problem set for the course Transport Processes in the Environment.

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