116 ‘Appendix B Molecular | Water stu Chemical weight, “ Chemical name formala ple[N|H|casrn | g/mot_ | mp sels ‘Acenaphthene Cito plc|[n| [ssaz9 | asa2r | 342 2s] ‘Acenaphihytene Cats plc|N| | 208068 | 1522 | 393 205 ‘Acetone CHO C[N| | 67-641 5809 | Total 20| + ‘Acetonitrile HSN P] | N| H | 7505-8 4106 | Toal 20 | 2(Acenlamine)fuorene | C)sHi3NO N]H| 53963 | 22329 | 6.50% 10° B Acrylic acid CsHO2 H | 79.107 07 | Total 20/7 ‘Acrylonitrile HSN HJ toris1 | 5307 | 735x10¢ | 20 | Aldicarb GH iaN2028 116.063 | 190.29 ‘Aldrin CinHiCle Plcin| | 300.002 | 3649 | 180x107! | 25 | c Allyl alcohol CHO NJ | 107-186 | 58.09 | Tort 20] 4-Aminobiphenyl CHiN NJ n| 9267-1 | 169.24 | 8.42 x 10 B ‘Amitrole CHANG 61-825 sar | 280x108 | 25] a ‘Ammonia HSN) 7664-41-7| 17.08 | 530x108 | 20 | 3 “Anthracene Ciatho Ple|n| | 120127 | 17824 | 450x107 | 25 | c ‘Antimony Sb H | 7440.36-0 | 121.75 Arsenic As H | 7440.38-2 | 74.92 ‘Auramine CioHiaiNs- CHO 2465-272 | 321.89 | 2.10 B ‘Azascrine CHINO 115026 | 173.13 | 136x108 B ‘Aciridine HSN 151-564 | 4308 | Total 20| 7 Barium Ba 7440-393 | 137.36. | 10 P Barium eyanide CoBaN2 saze2-1 | 18938 | 686x108 | 14] Vv Benefin CiaFieFaNvOu 1861-40-1] 335. | 7.00 2st ‘Benz(c)acridine CBN 2551-4 | 2929 | 140 B Benafa anthracene Cutie pic|n| | 56553 | 283 | s:70x10-9| 20 | c Benzene Colle plc|N| | 71-432 78.12 | 1.78x 10? | 25 | C Benzidine Cia p| || um] szs7s | 18426 | 400x108 | 12] 5 ‘Benzo(b)fluoranthene Cootiia 205.99-2 | 25232 | 140 10-2 | 20 | C Benzotk}fluoranthene CoHia 207-08-9 | 25232 | 4.30x 10"? | 25 | C Benzo(ghi)perylene Cathie 191-242 | 27634 | 2.60% 10-* | 25 | J Benzo(a)pyrene Coote 50328 | 25232 | 380x 10 | 25 | c Benzotrichloride CHHsCls | x | 98.077 | 198.47 Benzyl chloride CoHsCH2CI | H| 100447 | 12659 |2s7x10 | 25 |v Beryllium Be H | 7440-41-7 | “9.01 11Bipheny! Cito | H| 92524 | 15422 | 750 as|a Bis(2-chloroethylether CiHyCho jplc[n| | trdes | 14302 | 120x108 | 25 | c Bis(2-chloroisopropyl)ether | CelizCO Ple[N| | 108-601 | 7108 | u70x10° | 25 | ¢ Bis(chloromethy))ether CHACIO | s4z-88-1 | 11496 | 22010" | 25 | c Bis(2-ethylhexylphthalate | CacHo9O4 plo|N]H| 1781-7 | 39062 | 400x10 | 25| ¢ Bromomethane CHsBr 14-839 9495 | 900x102 | 20 | 5 1,3-Butadiene CH H| 106.99. | S41 | 735x10? | 23) 3 n-Butanol CaHio0 71363 7414 | 669x108 | 20] K Butyl phthaly! butyl glycolate | CisHo4Oe 85-701 | 33642 | 592x108 | 20] K Cacodyli acid Cal AsOz 75.605 | 13801 | 58810 | 20 | V = source of data; P = priority pol: C = hazardous substance list; N = Appendix IX; H = hazardous ar pollutant117 ‘Contaminant Properties Diffusion coetiient | Henry’ Freundlich "constant, He eS slew” 5(em™mmerrOo| x, nie | Ber =a 28 | eg 8 S| mee S| Lhe S 35x 390x102 20 C 450% 10°C c|s3 190 036 022 H Fj 30 Tf uy 250% 10 ¢ c]s3 1s 037 0 Faox10 203 220 ° 5 7 160109 71 318 012 0 Sap x 108 BC 161x107! _¥ oF toot 35 c c]s3 1 ost as] 48 G xi 25 c Sooxto 20 3 9.60x 10 c|520 clss 651 02 of 28 H 00x10 171 1.70 x 10"! 5 | -2.20 x 107! 1 107 x10 0/278 B/72 200 026 0 oxi 26 J 440. 2 | ~2.08 tae ae aio Sfoan F oF in ae 140 x 10% | 44s als 376 070 0 He am Pp ye 2.90 x10? 0] 4.16 B a 660 2 | =108 B sas 205 . 1.00% 10 1049 P ee | aioe 400x107 25 J - 100x109 0 |456 B ee ae laa 138. 10 G|s.60 c 9.52 x 234 Ul -3.19x 10° 5.53 Z]830x10 G 22, Al7 1 290 0/52 H x10, 16 asxio, cliso —c|ns. m0 035 ofars H somx10? 20 C 530% 10 C}606 ry pie eee 5.50x 10° ¢|6.06 Gl71 181 057 0 esi 2 1.60108 ¢/651 al? 037 0 5.60 x 10 c $50 x 10°C} 6.06 C/71 34 044 0 2320x1020 ¥ es ¥ 1.00 24 500x100 |24 1.00 x 10 1860 1 oe Fae . Yoox 1047 1 710x107? 20S 139x110 C/} 1.50 C/53° 0 184 AB) 69 H 850x107! 20 610x110 C}2.10 Cjs4 2% 057 O}0 D so0x10 «22 120 C]3.80% 10-1 06H 53 11300 150 0 12.33 x 10° 37 «3 /0.1083 -U 2.50 20 45 1.20 x 10? 6] 1,99 Pe 4.76 mY 8.80x10-' ¥ 240 2 |000 F = Caleulated value. “When the source (S) is Z, then In 1Y = A/T + B, T in kelvins; when the source (S) is AA, then H = exp (A — B/T), 7 in kelvins.is ‘Appendix B ; Water solubility Chemical name formula H | CASRN *¢ Cadmium ca 4 Captan CoHyChNO;S H 20 | 4 Carbaryt Ci2HyNO> H 30 | 5 Carbon disulfide cs; ciN|H 2) 4 (Carbon tetrachloride cc ple|n|w 20) 3 (Chlordane CyoHeCls P| co} n|H| 12799036 asic (Chiorobenzene CoHsCl Pl c\N| H | 108-907 20| 5 Chlorobenzylate CyetlrsCl2Os N| HJ si0-15.6 B ‘Chiorodibromomethane | CHBr.Ct ple|n| | rea1 20 |W Chloroform CHC, Plc|N|H| 67-663 | 5 Chloromethane cHCL 74.873, CChoromethy] methyl ether | C2HsCIO | 107302 Chromium cr # | 7440.47.3, Chrysene Cit 218-01-9 as}c Copper Gu 7440-508 Cresol CHO 1319-773, 2] K ‘Crotonaldehyde CaHO 4170-303, 2) v Cyanogen CaNz 460-19-5 2) T Cyanogen chloride can 506-77-4 25 Cycloherane CoH 110-827 Cyclophosphamide (CyHisChN202P 50-18-0 B Dalapon CsHsChO2 7599.0 44-DDD CuathioCls plciN| | 72548 asc 44-DDE CHCl plc|n|H| 72359 2] 5 44'-DDT Crabs Pic|n| | 50203 as|c Decalin 91-178 Diallate 2303-164 B 24-Diaminotoluene 95-80-7 B 1.2.78-Dibenzopyrene 189.55.9 B Dibenz(a, h)anthracene 53-703, afc Diibromochloromethane | CHBraCl 124-48-1 1.2-Dibromo3- ‘Chloropropane CsH:BrCl N| H | 9612-8 20) w Dicn-butyl phthalate Citl204 84.742 25|c 1.2-Dichlorobenzene CoHaChe plc| Nn] | 95-501 2) 3 1,3-Dichlorobenzene CoHlaChe pic] n|_ | sa-731 asc 1,4 Dichlorobenzene Coach, plc] N|H | 106467 a} c 3.3/Dichlorobenzidene | CrzHyoChN2 | P| C | N | H | 91-941 aya Dichlorodiftuoromethane | CChF 2 N| | 75-71-8 2c 1,1-Diehloroethane CHC, plc|n| | 75343 2») a 1,2-Dichloroethane CoHCh ple|n| | 107-062 2| 1 1,}-Dichloroethylene CoH:Ch, ple|n| | 755-4 20|w trans-1,2-Diehloroethene | CaHlaChr 156-60-5 | 5 'S = source of data; P= priority poll; © = hazardous substance list; N = Appendix IX; H yardous ar pollutant,119 Contaminant Properties Diffusion Freundlich _ cocticient | Henry's constant, Ht parameters Vapor pressure | in air (atm + m8 ymols F(R) Ke pH OK, Un ae amie C Siem s| A Bs |mup S|togKew 8. mole ere 100 34 P slo oO os 6.40 x10 012.35 F soox10 26 1 ae 7 20x10 207 540% 10 0/200 F ° jo.00x 10 20 J | 0.08451 U| 3.95 x 10" 974 Z |110x 10? =o | 2.64 al 7 40 08 O| 19 H rox 10-25 -¢ 140x108 ¢|3.32 A| 53. 245 038 0 |14000 H 1y7x10 | 20, W) 0.07627 U)~2.69%10° 3472 | 330% 102 Cl284 Al 74 91 099 0| 10 H 120% 10 . 80x10 0/41 1s0x10, 20 W 63710? 14610 Z 209 pl] 7 63 093 0 160x107 20 3 0.09404 U} 984 461x109 AA|3.10x10 0 | 197 a] 7M 084 0} 375 9.36 4.22 «10° AA 1x1 2 Vv ‘000 F 110, 1840 1 16 630x109 25 C oe A 716 0.46 26 6x ac 2.00% 10°C) 561 | 1.00 334 5.0010 G}197 F oy 19x10 20 3 322x108 21 100x108 20 J exis 1 32x19 | 420x107 0 | ~ 8 - A 20 x 10 322 189x106 30 C 7.70% 10°C} 6.20 c jssox10 20 © 440% 10° ¢|7.00 C| 53. 232 037 0 {51.000 G 190x107 25 2.43 x 10° 16.19 J} 53 322 0.50 © | 54,000 H H413 x10) 11810 [640 x 107° B 1.00 x 1096 |7.30x 10"! B 3.80 x 107% B 1.20x10 6/350 10"! B 120x109 0 |6.62 B 10x10 20-€ 330x108 ¢|6.80 c] 7 69 075 0 14610 637x109 Zz 100 2 w 9.8010 9 |229 B 1.00x 10% 25 C 1.70 x 10°C} 5.60 C} 3 © 220 0.45 AB 1,00, 2 ¢ 170x109 C| 3.60 cl ss i904 O| 56 OH 2.28 3c -256x10 288 z | 170x109 C|3.60 c] sas 04s o| 56H 118 3 ¢ ~272x108 337 z|1.70« 10° C/3.60 c] si i047 o| 56 A 100x105 22 € 155 x10? C350 C/7.2-9.1 300 0.20 0} 312 H 487 2 ¢ S80x10 C|216 D 1.80 x10? 20 J | 0.09643 U 8.64 4.13 x 10° AA]3.00x10 C| 1.79 A] $39 2 053 0 10x10 20 5 402x108 694 z fiaox10 clas alsa 4 083 o| 12 H 60x10 20 Wioossss ul 88s 3.2310 AAl650x10 Cl184 al 33 5 0st 0| 56 H 326x102 20 934 418x10" AA|s90x10 _Clasox10 | 67 3 O51 0| 16 Calculated value. “When the source (S) is Z, then In H A/T + B,T in kelvins; when the source (8) is AA, then H = exp (A ~ B/T), T in kelvin.A aaa 1120 Appendix B Moleclar | Water soabity ‘Chemical name formula c|N CASRN | gimol | mg/l ec] s civ-12-Dienlowethone | CaH:Cl si0s9.0 | 9694 [aoox ie | 20 [5 Dichloromethane CH2Ch ciN 73-09-2. 84.93 | 2.00x 10" | 20] 5 224 Dichlorophenol CoHeChO ce] nN] | 10832 | 6 | 450x108 | 25] 3 2A Dichlorophenoxyaceic ci GH ChOs nN] | oss | aa.0¢ | 890% 10 | 25 | 5 Dichlorophenylasine CoHeAsCly 6286 | 22193 1.2-Dichloropopane GHkCh ce] x] | res | 11299 | 270%10° | 20 | 3 |1.3-Dichloropropene CHCl $42-75-6 097 | 2.80x10° | 25] ¢ Dieldrin Ci2HsClO ciN 60-57-1 380.9 1.95 x 10-' | 25] 1.2-Diethythydrazine (CaH2Nz 1615-80-1 88.18 | 2.88 x 107 B Dietnyitrosamine CaHioN:0 ssiss | 10216 Diethy-o-pihalate ChaHuO, clw] | seos2 | 22226 | 89x10 | 25 | c Dicthyistilbesterol CisH2002 56-53-1 268.38 | 9.60 x 10-? B Dibydrosafrole CioH1202 94-58-6, 164.22 | 1.50 x 10° B Dimethoate (CsHi2NOsPS2_ 60-51-5 229.27 | 250x10* | 23} 5 Dimethylamine Gin was | 451 | 620x108 | 20] 7 imesh palate CotlioO wis | 1982 Dimethyl sulfate coH04s mere | 12613 | 324x108 B Dimethyl terephthalate | CioBioOe r206i6 | 1962 4-Dimethylaminoazobeazene | CicHisNs oor | 2532 | 136%10 B 7,12-Dimethylbenz(a) ‘anthracene CapHis ‘57-97-6 236.36 | 4.40 x 10-> B ‘Dimethylcarbamoyl chloride | C3HeCINO- 19-44-7 107.55 | 1.44 x 107 B 1-Dimethyliydrarine | CaHlgNe ser | 2 | 1.24% 108 B 12-Dimethyhydrarine | GSHsN2 540738 | 60.12 Dimethyinirosamine CHAN: 62759 | 741 | 1.00108 ° 13Diniobenzene CaHLN04 59-65.0 | 168.12 | 850 xv 4,6-Dinitro-o-cresol_ (CyH6N20s, Cc\N $34-52-1 198.15 | 2.90x 10? | 25] c 24-Dinitrophenal CoHtN20s c]n |u| siass | isi |seoxie | is} c 2:3 Dinirotoivene CrHeNi0« 6020-7 | 19215 | 3.10% 10 B 244 Dinirotoivene CyHN204 e[n|m| irae | i825 }270x10 | 2} c 2,5-Dinitrotoluene (CyHpN204 619-15-8 182.15 1.80 x 10? | 20] ¢ 26-Dinitrotolvene CoHaN04 cfn| | 606202 } aszas | 180x10 | 20] ¢ 3,4-Dinitrotoluene CyHgN20¢ 610-39-9 182.15 | 1.08 x 10% B Dinoseb CigH12N205, 88-85-7 240.24 | 5.00 x 10 wis Dioxane-14 CaliO; w{ aw] issi | sein | atx 10 B NN dipheoylamine ChHnN | | 22394 | 16924 | 3.00% 102 | 25 | x 12-Diphenylhydczine | CiaHyaNe n|H| 122667 | 19826 | 14x10? | 20] c Dipropyinitrosoamine CoHi4N20- CIN 621-64-7 130.22 | 9.90x 10 | 25|c¢ Disulfonon CaHi90,PSs | | 298004 | 27842 i710. | 20 |v Endosulfan CyH6ClgO38 1N5-29-7 406.91 | 5.30x 107! | 25} = source of dats; P = priority poll; C = hazardous substance list; N= Appendix IX; H = hazardous air pollutant,121 Contaminant Properties, | Ditoson ] iffusion Vapor presure | inair | Me%"s constang ne Freundlich mmHg °C Siem g} Mm Vol; Tex) x ae Hel B fe in 2.08% 10? 20 W .— | S | mig S |log Kow 8 mye S|Lkg S 349x102 20 3 19x 103 AA |4.90 x. - fore, 2 6G SREB Migr chao fa ox! og 3.8010? c]299 cls3 187 os o| 41H 4.00 x pies a , 2.0010 G)281 Fr 420 x ~4n x 380x105 9 T1984 2 |s10%10 c|200 c]s3 6 060 0 aoe) se 48010 ¢|200 c|s3 8 046 ol 19 1.70 x10 C}3.50 C}53 606 0.51 0/4760 H 5.00 F 3.00 x 10-' 9} -1.68 B 3.50x 1073 25 4.80107! F 142% 10? | 2'50 c\s4 0 027 of 117 6 280x106 |5.46 B 250x107 25 5 780x110 0/256 B 132x10 10 Flous7 uy 271 J 2.20 | -3.80 x 10"! F oF 68010"? 20 B ao 10 | 100.3 410 o|-124 B 330x107 8 1.00% 10° 9 |372 B 476x108 G}694 B 195 B 137x102 25 4 5.00 10-0 | -1.32 B 157x108 25 5 2.00% 10"! 0-242 B 810 = © 1.00 x 10-' C| 6.80 x 10"! oD io 150x106 | 1.62 F ees a c 240 x10? ¢|270 cl3s 237 o|o & 1 1.6610 C/150 cl7 33 061 0/ 0 D 530x100 |229 B a8 3 eee 4.50% 10 C]2.00 cls4 146 031 0] 38 H eee 3 Y 840x100} 2.28 B 38 H 1.8010"? 20 ¢ 9.2010 C}2.00 C}]s4 145 032 0] 38 H 940% 10 0|229 B 38 100 151 370x105 B 350 ooo B 1.00 108 P 4.70 x 10? 0 | 3.60 B 3G 2.60x 10° 25 C 4.18 x 10 C}2.90 C}5.3 16,000 2.00 0} 25 H 1.00x 10 25 C 150x 10 C] 1.50 c 100x105 25 C $3 194 0.50 0) ‘9 = Calculated value. “When the source (S) is Z, then In H = A/T + B, T in kelvins; when the source (S) is AA, then H = exp (A — B/T),T inkelvins.