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    Chemical Properties Calculations - Display Main Program Screen

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    Fabian de Jesus Orozco Martinez
    This form displays the chemical input data used for the current simulation, including partition coefficients entered for Type 2 and 3 chemicals or calculated for Type 1 chemicals. Dimensional partition coefficients are in units of (mg/kg phase) / (mg/L water) while dimensionless coefficients are in units of [(g/m3 phase) / (g/m3 water)] times the phase density in kg/L. The chemical properties and partition coefficients can be printed from the main program screen to include with the simulation tables.

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    Chemical Properties Calculations - Display Main Program Screen

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    Fabian de Jesus Orozco Martinez
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    This form displays the chemical input data used for the current simulation, including partition coefficients entered for Type 2 and 3 chemicals or calculated for Type 1 chemicals. Dimensional partition coefficients are in units of (mg/kg phase) / (mg/L water) while dimensionless coefficients are in units of [(g/m3 phase) / (g/m3 water)] times the phase density in kg/L. The chemical properties and partition coefficients can be printed from the main program screen to include with the simulation tables.

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    This form displays the chemical input data used for the current simulation, including partition coefficients entered for Type 2 and 3 chemicals or calculated for Type 1 chemicals. Dimensional partition coefficients are in units of (mg/kg phase) / (mg/L water) while dimensionless coefficients are in units of [(g/m3 phase) / (g/m3 water)] times the phase density in kg/L. The chemical properties and partition coefficients can be printed from the main program screen to include with the simulation tables.

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    Chemical Properties Calculations - Display Main Program Screen

    Uploaded by

    Fabian de Jesus Orozco Martinez
    This form displays the chemical input data used for the current simulation, including partition coefficients entered for Type 2 and 3 chemicals or calculated for Type 1 chemicals. Dimensional partition coefficients are in units of (mg/kg phase) / (mg/L water) while dimensionless coefficients are in units of [(g/m3 phase) / (g/m3 water)] times the phase density in kg/L. The chemical properties and partition coefficients can be printed from the main program screen to include with the simulation tables.

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    The purpose of this form is to allow the user to view the chemical input

    data used for the current simulation. These data correspond to the data
    entered on the Chemical Properties form.

    For Type 2 and 3 chemicals, the partition coefficients shown are those
    entered on the Chemical Properties form. For Type 1, all partition coefficients
    are calculated. (Note: These calculations may be viewed by selection of the
    Calculations - Display button on the Main Program Screen.)

    Dimensional (L/kg) partition coefficients are in units of


    (mg/kg phase) / (mg/L water). Dimensionless partition coefficients are in units
    of [(g/m3 phase) / (g/m3 water)], and are equal to the dimensional partition
    coefficient times the phase density in units of kg/L. If a partition coefficient is
    zero, this is usually because the organic carbon or lipid content has been set to
    zero.

    The chemical properties and partition coefficients may be printed by


    selecting the Print Simulation option from the Main Program Screen.
    Partition coefficients and chemical properties are included with the simulation
    tables.

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