Lecture 15-16 Flashcards

1
Q

pE=

A

E/0.0591

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2
Q

sediments are commonly formed from what?

A

precipitation reactions

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3
Q

alternating layers of CaCO3 (s) and FeS(s) in lake sediment, why does it alternate like that?

A

CaCO3 produced as a byproduct of photosynthesis during the summer and FeS produced by the bacterially-mediated reduction of Fe(3) and SO42- during the winter.

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4
Q

Black Carbon comes from what?

A

combustion of petroleum/biomass and found in atmosphere, soil and sediments

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5
Q

what is colloidal particles:

A

Usually small particles on the size of 1nm to 1um

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6
Q

what is the tyndall effect?

A

shining light and seeing colloidal particles! Can estimate how many based on the scattering of light.

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7
Q

triangle E degree=

A

E degree red- E degree Ox

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8
Q

water + salt is a recipe for what?

A

rust!

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9
Q

Qe=

A

((Co-Ce) x V)/m

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10
Q

typically find sulfate ions where in the pond?

A

near the surface

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11
Q

anytime you get sulfic oxide and nitric oxide in the presents of water what does it form?

A

acid rain! HNO3, H2SO4

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12
Q

you can predict how much SOx and NOx will be dissolved through what law?

A

henrys law

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13
Q

what is an important example of colloidal particles in water and why?

A

clays due to their cation exchange properties

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14
Q

what are the important features of colloids?

A
  1. ability to adsorb molecules or ions from the surrounding solution
  2. adsorption may be reversible or irreversible
  3. different purposes may decrease solutes or faciliate movement of solutes
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15
Q

where in the clay is where cation exchange occurs and why?

A

at the aluminum site because of the negative charge.

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16
Q

what are the 3 types of colloids:

A
  1. hydrophlic
  2. hydrophobic
  3. association colloids
17
Q

colloidal stability is affected by what two things?

A
  1. hydration

2. surface charge effects

18
Q

if pH system > pHo of colloids what does this means for the charge?

A

-ve charge

19
Q

if pH system

A

+ve charge

20
Q

what is the thickness of the electrical double layer?

A

1/e=0.37

21
Q

clays have high adsorption capacity for what?

A

organics, water and cations

22
Q

Humic acid:

A

is more hydrophobic and higher molecular weight

23
Q

Fulvic acid:

A

more hydrophilic and smaller molecular weight

24
Q

Qe:

A

is basically concentration in solid phase

25
Q

Ce:

A

is concentration in water phase

26
Q

Kd= with Qe and Ce

A

Qe/Ce

27
Q

what is the xetopotential:

A

is a measure of surface charge