Predicting surface tension of liquid organic solvents

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Researchers from the New Mexico State University developed a quantitative structure-activity and property-activity relationship (QSAR and QPAR) model to predict surface tension of liquid organic solvents based on atom/bond structures and properties.

Solvents, New Mexico State University

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Particulate Size Distributed Organic Compounds in a Forest Atmosphere

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This study examines atmospheric aerosol particles in a forest in Greece. The study used a high volume cascade impactor sampler and gas chromatography to measure five organic classes.

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Estimating dissolved organic carbon partition coefficients for nonionic organic chemicals

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Information has been compiled from over 70 references regarding the estimation of dissolved organic carbon/water partition coefficients for nonionic organic chemicals. CAS' SciFinder literature search was used to obtain the data, which is reported in accompanying tables. The articles offers the results of the search, as well as a discussion about the findings.

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