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The influence of molecular structure on the adsorption of PFAS to fluid-fluid interfaces: Using QSPR to predict interfacial adsorption coefficients
Mark L. Brusseau
Environmental Science, Instruction
Hydrology and Atmospheric Science
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Engineering & Materials Science
Molecular structure
100%
Adsorption
74%
Fluids
49%
Water
29%
Density (specific gravity)
26%
Surface tension
23%
Air
18%
Liquids
14%
Health risks
14%
Wastewater treatment
12%
Alcohols
12%
Risk assessment
10%
Impurities
10%
Mass transfer
9%
Characterization (materials science)
9%
Set theory
7%
Chemical Compounds
QSPR Study
98%
Molecular Structure
53%
Adsorption
37%
Molar Volume
22%
Risk Assessment
13%
Environment
12%
Homologous Sery
11%
Liquid
11%
Molecular Size
11%
Wastewater Treatment
10%
Mass Transfer
9%
Force
7%
Alcohol
6%
Earth & Environmental Sciences
adsorption
52%
fluid
44%
air
17%
water
16%
risk exposure
13%
liquid
13%
vadose zone
11%
surface tension
11%
prediction
10%
alcohol
10%
health risk
9%
cavity
9%
wastewater treatment
9%
human health
8%
risk assessment
8%
pollutant
6%
atmosphere
6%
modeling
4%
analysis
2%