Pollutant Partitioning is a theoretical framework in marine pollutant chemistry that describes the distribution of chemical contaminants between different environmental phases—such as water, sediment, and biota—based on their physicochemical properties and thermodynamic equilibria.
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Environmental Protection Agency
Washington, United States
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Stockholm University
Stockholm, Sweden
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