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Table 1. Relative Volatility Values

Table 1. Relative Volatility Values (aK)
  surra bpb,4
(°C)
concc
(ppb)
 Kd aK-value
Compound avge devf
volatile gases
dichlorodifluoromethane   -30 80   0.07 0.02
trichlorofluoromethane   24 80   0.20 0.02
vinyl chloride   -13 80   0.48 0.06
chloroethane   12 80   1.01 0.02
chloromethane   -24 80   1.37 0.07
bromomethane   4 80   1.82 0.12
volatiles
1,1-dichloroethene   37 40   0.63 0.07
carbon tetrachloride   76 40   0.64 0.02
hexafluorobenzene a 82 25   0.86 0.06
1,1-dichloropropene   104 40   0.88 0.03
1,1,1-trichloroethane   74 40 1.415 1.31 0.04
allyl chloride   45 100   1.34 0.45
2,2-dichloropropane   69 40   1.37 0.18
tetrachloroethene   121 40 1.555 1.43 0.03
pentafluorobenzene  a 85 9   1.51 0.04
iodomethane   42 100   2.29 0.43
trans-1,2-dichloroethene   48 40   2.3 0.46
trichloroethene   87 40   2.34 0.09
isopropylbenzene   152 40 2.205 2.75 0.05
fluorobenzene a 85 9   3.5 0.21
benzene   80 40 4.365 3.55 0.27
ethylbenzene   136 40 3.285 3.6 0.12
1,4-difluorobenzene  a 88 9   3.83 0.07
toluene   111 40 3.935 3.88 0.12
m,p-xylenes   138 40   3.91 0.11
benzene-d6 c 79 26 4.4 3.92 0.27
1,1-dichloroethane   57 40   4.12 0.08
toluene-d8  b 111 25   4.28 0.09
n-propylbenzene   159 40 2.495 2.43 0.04
cis-1,2-dichloroethene   60 40   5.34 0.07
o-xylene   144 40 5.115 5.54 0.09
o-xylene-d10 a 143 25 5.1 6.14 0.2
chlorobenzene-d5 a + b 131 25   6.27 0.17
chloroform   62 40 5.855 6.39 0.09
styrene   145 40   6.87 0.36
chlorobenzene   132 40   6.07 0.24
bromobenzene   156 40   7.89 0.73
bromobenzene-d5 b  155 25   7.93 0.59
4-bromo-1-fluorobenzene c 152 25   8.05 0.7
methylene chloride   40 40 9.335 10.1 1.6
methylene chloride-d2 c 40 24   11.1 1.9
1,2-dichloropropane   96 40   10.9 0.2
1,2-dichloropropane-d6 c 95 21   11 0.1
1,1,1,2-tetrachloroethane   130 40   11.6 0.6
bromodichloromethane   90 40   12.3 0.6
trans-1,3-dichloropropene   112 40   14.1 0.7
bromochloromethane   68 40   15.4 0.4
1,2-dichloroethane   84 40 20.235 18.7 0.9
dibromochloromethane   120 40   19.2 1.4
cis-1,3-dichloropropene   104 40   19.6 1.4
1,2-dichloroethane-d4 a 84 25 20. 20.  
bromoform   150 40   23.4 2.4
dibromomethane   97 40   23.9 1.7
1,3-dichloropropane   120 40   24.9 1.9
1,2-dibromoethane-d4  a 131 26   26. 1.7
1,1,2-trichloroethane   114 40   26.2 2.4
1,1,2-trichloroethane-d3 c 112 20   26.6 0.7
1,2-dibromoethane   132 40   26.7 2.
1,1,2,2-tetrachloroethane   146 40   30.3 2.8
cis-1,4-dichloro-2-butene   152 100   33.3 8.1
1,2,3-trichloropropane   157 40   33.6 2.9
trans-1,4-dichloro-2-butene   156 100   33.8 7.4
neutral semivolatiles
n-butylbenzene   183 40 1.655 1.88 0.08
sec-butylbenzene   173 40   1.91 0.04
hexachlorobutadiene   215 40   2.08 0.06
p-isopropyltoluene   183 40 2.255 2.5 0.07
tert-butylbenzene   169 40   2.72 0.05
decafluorobiphenyl  b 206 25   3.03 0.06
1,3,5-trimethylbenzene   165 40 3.525 3.75 0.18
2-chlorotoluene   159 40   4.04 0.17
1,2,4-trimethylbenzene   169 40   4.5 0.4
4-chlorotoluene   162 40   4.78 0.43
1,3-dichlorobenzene   173 40   5.72 0.73
1,4-dichlorobenzene   174 40   6.14 0.84
1,2,4-trichlorobenzene   214 40   7.73 1.22
1,2-dichlorobenzene   180 40   7.86 1.19
1,2,4-trichlorobenzene-d3  b 213 25   7.88 1.19
1,2-dichlorobenzene-d4  b 181 24   8.03 1.23
1,2,3-trichlorobenzene   218 40   11.3 1.6
pentachloroethane   162 100   13.2 3.3
naphthalene   218 40   16.7 2.2
naphthalene-d8 c 217 25   18 3.7
1,2-dibromo-3-chloro-propane 196 40   38.9 4.9
soluble volatiles
diethyl ether   35 80   34.9 5.7
ethyl methacrylate   117 100   48.4 2.8
methyl methacrylate   101 100   71.4 4.1
methacrylonitrile   90 100   102.9 2.4
acrolein   53 200 180.6 116.8 1
4-methyl-2-pentanone   117 100   119.9 8.4
2-hexanone   128 100   131.1 2.1
ethyl acetate-2C13  a 77 250 150.6 150.  
acrylonitrile   78 100   161. 32.
acetophenone-d5 c 202 100   161. 20.
isobutanol   108 100   175. 156.
tetrahydrofuran   66 N/A   456. 67.
acetonitrile   82 100 1200.7 545. 103.
acetone   56 100 580.6 600. 32.
acetone-d6 a 57 490 600.6 600.  
2-butanone   80 100 380.6 770. 110.
propionitrile   97 100   1420. 320.
1,4-dioxane-d8  a 101 240 5800. 5800.  
1,4-dioxane   101 100 5750.6 6200. 700.
basic semivolatiles
N-nitrosodimethylamine   154 500   129 37.3
N-nitroso-methyl-ethylamine   165 500   1900. 800.
N-nitrosodi-n-propylamine   206 500   2400. 2000.
N-nitrosodiethylamine   177 500   4900. 2200.
aniline   184 500   13700. 2300.
o-toluidine   200 500   15200. 2100.
marginal analytes
1-methylnaphthalene-d10  b 241 100   67.  
2-methylnaphthalene   245 500   67. 17.
2-picoline   129 100   6800. 5200.
pyridine   116 100   13100. 600.
pyridine-d5  a 115 100 15000. 15000.  
N-nitrosodibutylamine   240 500   21000. 5000.

aSurrogate type; a = a-surrogate, b = b-surrogate, and c = check surrogate.
bBoiling point of analyte.
cConcentration of analyte is solutions used to determine a-values.
dPartition coefficient of analyte between headspace and water at 20 (°C).
eThree to four replicates.
fOne sigma standard deviation.

 

 


 

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