TABLE 7.1 (continued)
Mobility Factors of TRI Chemicals
Air
Water
Combined
Mobility
Solubility
Mobility
Mobility
Chemical Name
VP (atm)
Factor
(mg/L)
Factor
Factor
Paraldehyde
3.33E–02
1.82E–01
1.12E+05
3.35E–01
2.59E–01
Paraquat
1.00E–09
3.16E–05
7.00E+05
8.37E–01
4.18E–01
Parathion
4.97E–08
2.23E–04
1.10E+01
3.32E–03
1.77E–03
P-Chloroaniline
1.97E–05
4.44E–03
3.90E+03
6.24E–02
3.34E–02
P-Cresidine
1.34E–05
3.66E–03
2.81E+03
5.30E–02
2.83E–02
P-Cresol
1.45E–04
1.20E–02
2.15E+04
1.47E–01
7.93E–02
P-Dinitrobenzene
2.96E–07
5.44E–04
6.90E+01
8.31E–03
4.43E–03
Pendimethalin
3.95E–08
1.99E–04
2.75E–01
5.24E–04
3.62E–04
Pentachlorobenzene
4.78E–05
6.91E–03
8.31E–01
9.12E–04
3.91E–03
Pentachloroethane
4.47E–03
6.69E–02
4.80E+02
2.19E–02
4.44E–02
Pentachlorophenol
1.45E–07
3.80E–04
1.40E+01
3.74E–03
2.06E–03
Pentobarbital sodium
1.00E–09
3.16E–05
5.13E+02
2.26E–02
1.13E–02
Peracetic acid
1.00E–09
3.16E–05
1.00E+06
1.00E+00
5.00E–01
Permethrin
1.00E–09
3.16E–05
6.00E–03
7.75E–05
5.45E–05
Phenanthrene
8.95E–07
9.46E–04
1.15E+00
1.07E–03
1.01E–03
Phenol
2.63E–04
1.62E–02
8.28E+04
2.88E–01
1.52E–01
Phenothrin
1.00E–09
3.16E–05
9.70E–03
9.85E–05
6.51E–05
Phenytoin
1.00E–09
3.16E–05
3.20E+01
5.66E–03
2.84E–03
Phosgene
1.00E+00
1.00E+00
4.75E+05
6.89E–01
8.45E–01
Phosphine
1.00E+00
1.00E+00
2.05E+05
4.53E–01
7.26E–01
Phosphorus (yellow or white)
2.38E–04
1.54E–02
2.05E+05
4.53E–01
2.34E–01
Phthalic anhydride
2.63E–07
5.13E–04
6.20E+03
7.87E–02
3.96E–02
Picloram
1.00E–09
3.16E–05
4.30E+02
2.07E–02
1.04E–02
Piperonyl butoxide
1.00E–09
3.16E–05
1.43E+01
3.78E–03
1.91E–03
P-Nitroaniline
1.97E–06
1.40E–03
7.28E+02
2.70E–02
1.42E–02
Polychlorinated alkanes (C10–C13) 1.00E–09
3.16E–05
1.00E–03
3.16E–05
3.16E–05
Polychlorinated biphenyls
1.01E–07
3.18E–04
7.00E–01
8.37E–04
5.77E–04
Polycyclic aromatic compounds
1.00E–09
3.16E–05
1.00E–03
3.16E–05
3.16E–05
Potassium bromate
1.00E–09
3.16E–05
6.90E+04
2.63E–01
1.31E–01
Potassium dimethyldithiocarbamate 1.00E–09
3.16E–05
2.90E+04
1.70E–01
8.52E–02
Potassium N-methyldithiocarbamate 1.00E–09
3.16E–05
4.40E+05
6.63E–01
3.32E–01
P-Phenylenediamine
6.58E–06
2.57E–03
3.70E+04
1.92E–01
9.75E–02
Prometryn
1.32E–09
3.63E–05
3.30E+01
5.74E–03
2.89E–03
Pronamide
1.12E–07
3.34E–04
1.50E+01
3.87E–03
2.10E–03
Propachlor
3.03E–07
5.50E–04
7.00E+02
2.65E–02
1.35E–02
Propane Sultone
8.38E–07
9.16E–04
1.71E+05
4.13E–01
2.07E–01
Propanil
1.00E–09
3.16E–05
1.52E+02
1.23E–02
6.18E–03
Propargite
3.95E–03
6.28E–02
5.00E–01
7.07E–04
3.18E–02
Propargyl alcohol
1.26E–02
1.12E–01
1.00E+06
1.00E+00
5.56E–01
Propiconazole
1.32E–09
3.63E–05
1.10E+02
1.05E–02
5.26E–03
continued
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Mobility Factors of TRI Chemicals
Air
Water
Combined
Mobility
Solubility
Mobility
Mobility
Chemical Name
VP (atm)
Factor
(mg/L)
Factor
Factor
Paraldehyde
3.33E–02
1.82E–01
1.12E+05
3.35E–01
2.59E–01
Paraquat
1.00E–09
3.16E–05
7.00E+05
8.37E–01
4.18E–01
Parathion
4.97E–08
2.23E–04
1.10E+01
3.32E–03
1.77E–03
P-Chloroaniline
1.97E–05
4.44E–03
3.90E+03
6.24E–02
3.34E–02
P-Cresidine
1.34E–05
3.66E–03
2.81E+03
5.30E–02
2.83E–02
P-Cresol
1.45E–04
1.20E–02
2.15E+04
1.47E–01
7.93E–02
P-Dinitrobenzene
2.96E–07
5.44E–04
6.90E+01
8.31E–03
4.43E–03
Pendimethalin
3.95E–08
1.99E–04
2.75E–01
5.24E–04
3.62E–04
Pentachlorobenzene
4.78E–05
6.91E–03
8.31E–01
9.12E–04
3.91E–03
Pentachloroethane
4.47E–03
6.69E–02
4.80E+02
2.19E–02
4.44E–02
Pentachlorophenol
1.45E–07
3.80E–04
1.40E+01
3.74E–03
2.06E–03
Pentobarbital sodium
1.00E–09
3.16E–05
5.13E+02
2.26E–02
1.13E–02
Peracetic acid
1.00E–09
3.16E–05
1.00E+06
1.00E+00
5.00E–01
Permethrin
1.00E–09
3.16E–05
6.00E–03
7.75E–05
5.45E–05
Phenanthrene
8.95E–07
9.46E–04
1.15E+00
1.07E–03
1.01E–03
Phenol
2.63E–04
1.62E–02
8.28E+04
2.88E–01
1.52E–01
Phenothrin
1.00E–09
3.16E–05
9.70E–03
9.85E–05
6.51E–05
Phenytoin
1.00E–09
3.16E–05
3.20E+01
5.66E–03
2.84E–03
Phosgene
1.00E+00
1.00E+00
4.75E+05
6.89E–01
8.45E–01
Phosphine
1.00E+00
1.00E+00
2.05E+05
4.53E–01
7.26E–01
Phosphorus (yellow or white)
2.38E–04
1.54E–02
2.05E+05
4.53E–01
2.34E–01
Phthalic anhydride
2.63E–07
5.13E–04
6.20E+03
7.87E–02
3.96E–02
Picloram
1.00E–09
3.16E–05
4.30E+02
2.07E–02
1.04E–02
Piperonyl butoxide
1.00E–09
3.16E–05
1.43E+01
3.78E–03
1.91E–03
P-Nitroaniline
1.97E–06
1.40E–03
7.28E+02
2.70E–02
1.42E–02
Polychlorinated alkanes (C10–C13) 1.00E–09
3.16E–05
1.00E–03
3.16E–05
3.16E–05
Polychlorinated biphenyls
1.01E–07
3.18E–04
7.00E–01
8.37E–04
5.77E–04
Polycyclic aromatic compounds
1.00E–09
3.16E–05
1.00E–03
3.16E–05
3.16E–05
Potassium bromate
1.00E–09
3.16E–05
6.90E+04
2.63E–01
1.31E–01
Potassium dimethyldithiocarbamate 1.00E–09
3.16E–05
2.90E+04
1.70E–01
8.52E–02
Potassium N-methyldithiocarbamate 1.00E–09
3.16E–05
4.40E+05
6.63E–01
3.32E–01
P-Phenylenediamine
6.58E–06
2.57E–03
3.70E+04
1.92E–01
9.75E–02
Prometryn
1.32E–09
3.63E–05
3.30E+01
5.74E–03
2.89E–03
Pronamide
1.12E–07
3.34E–04
1.50E+01
3.87E–03
2.10E–03
Propachlor
3.03E–07
5.50E–04
7.00E+02
2.65E–02
1.35E–02
Propane Sultone
8.38E–07
9.16E–04
1.71E+05
4.13E–01
2.07E–01
Propanil
1.00E–09
3.16E–05
1.52E+02
1.23E–02
6.18E–03
Propargite
3.95E–03
6.28E–02
5.00E–01
7.07E–04
3.18E–02
Propargyl alcohol
1.26E–02
1.12E–01
1.00E+06
1.00E+00
5.56E–01
Propiconazole
1.32E–09
3.63E–05
1.10E+02
1.05E–02
5.26E–03
continued
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