Re: Kd Values for sediment

[estill@golder.com (Erik Still at GAI_SEATTLE_WA)]

     In Response:
     
     If you don't have site-specific data, first, get a dart board and a 
     set of darts.  Next label each dart with the element for which you 
     need a Kd value, then...
     
     but seriously:
     
     Try Sheppard and Thibault's "Default Soil Solid/Liquid Partition 
     Coefficients, Kds, for Four Major Soil Types: A Compendium", Health 
     Physics, Vol. 59, No. 4, pp 471-482 (1990).
     
     Erik
     estill@golder.com
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Subject: Kd Values for sediment
Author:  meg_macleod@ABBSMTP.abb.com (meg macleod) at internet
Date:    4/6/95 11:01 AM


  Wheat is the best reference to find Kd values, distribution coefficient?
     
  Looking for the Kd values for the following elements in sediment:
     
  Ac, Bi, Cs, Pb, K, Ra, Tl, U.
     
  Looking for info. by today.
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